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BDIC Approved in PA; Increase in Sales of Ignition Interlock Devices Expected From New DUI Law! -- Financing Update
BDIC Approved in PA; Increase in Sales of Ignition Interlock Devices Expected From New DUI Law! -- Financing Update.

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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \n \n BDIC Approved in PA; Increase in Sales of Ignition Interlock Devices Expected From New DUI Law! -- Financing Update\n \n \nBDIC Approved in PA; Increase in Sales of Ignition Interlock Devices Expected From New DUI Law! -- Financing Update\n \n HARRISBURG, PA--(Marketwired - Aug 1, 2016) - Blow and Drive Interlock Corporation (OTCQB: BDIC) is proud to announce that CEO Laurence Wainer met with Eileen Lee, Director of Ignition Interlock quality assurance at the PA DUI Association on July 25, 2016. At the meeting it was determined by Ms. Lee and her staff that BDIC has been approved to begin installing interlocks in the state of Pennsylvania. This is perfect timing to take advantage of Pennsylvania's new ignition interlock law that is set to go into effect in August of 2017. Ms. Lee estimated the change in the law could make 8,000 to 12,000 additional drivers statewide eligible for the devices annually. Nearly 5,500 interlock devices were installed statewide in 2015.\n In Pennsylvania, ignition interlock devices had been required ONLY for repeat DUI offenders. Now under a new law, recently signed by the Governor Wolf, ALL first-time offenders in addition to repeat offenders will be required to have an interlock system for 12-months, also with the new legislation, once the device is installed driving privileges will be restored during what would otherwise be a one-year license suspension; allowing offenders to keep a job and meet other responsibilities.\n In response to the positive news, BDIC has begun to find and train at least 8 service centers across PA. \"Statewide Coverage and easy access to service centers for our Pennsylvania clients is our goal,\" said CEO Laurence Wainer. In less than one year BDIC has attained approvals in California, Oregon, Colorado, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arizona, New York, Texas, Kansas and Pennsylvania. The company has over 500 devices in service and has prevented over 1,000 illegal alcohol starts. \"Anytime our BDI-747 Interlock doesn't allow someone intoxicated to start their vehicle, that's a potential life saved.\" added Mr. Wainer. \n In other news, Laurence Wainer, CEO of Blow & Drive Interlock Corporation stated the following; \"The Company's press release issued June 10, 2016 stated that the Company had entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Chase ...