Alcohol Countermeasure Systems, a global leader in the design and manufacture of breath alcohol testers and alcohol interlock devices, is proud to announce its 50th anniversary. Since its founding in 1976, the company has been at the forefront of road safety, engineering the precision technology required to prevent impaired driving and protect communities worldwide.
What began in 1976 as a pioneering venture into alcohol sensing technology has evolved into a global safety powerhouse. Over the last five decades, Alcohol Countermeasure Systems has set the industry standard for accuracy and reliability, partnering with law enforcement agencies, commercial fleets, and government programs to implement life-saving solutions.
“Reaching the 50-year mark is more than a corporate milestone; it is a testament to our enduring mission of public safety,” said Felix JE Comeau, President of Alcohol Countermeasure Systems. “In 1976, the concept of an ignition interlock was revolutionary. Today, our technology is a cornerstone of global efforts to reach ‘Vision Zero’—eliminating all traffic fatalities and severe injuries.”

A Legacy of Firsts
Throughout its history, Alcohol Countermeasure Systems has achieved several industry-defining milestones:
“While we are incredibly proud of our 50-year heritage, our focus remains firmly on the future,” added Felix JE Comeau. “We continue to innovate because every time someone uses our technology to make a safe choice, we have succeeded.”
For more information about Alcohol Countermeasure Systems and its 50th-anniversary initiatives, please visit acs-corp.com
Founded in 1976, Alcohol Countermeasure Systems is a premier manufacturer of breath alcohol testing instruments and alcohol interlocks. With a commitment to quality and engineering excellence, the company provides tools for law enforcement, workplace safety, and offender management programs globally.
Contact:
Chris Wilson
info@acs-corp.com
60 International Boulevard
Toronto, Ontario M9W 6J2 Canada
acs-corp.com
416 619 3500
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