DUI Checkpoints Finder
Independent public-safety information

Know the road.
Choose the safe ride.

Publicly available DUI, DWI, OVI and impaired-driving enforcement information, presented for community awareness and safer roads. Information can change, so always verify details with the appropriate agency or official source.

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DUI Checkpoints & Enforcement Information

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Important: These listings summarize checkpoint information reported by third-party sources. DUI Checkpoints Finder is an independent informational publisher, not a government or law-enforcement feed. Enforcement plans, dates, times and locations may change. Never use checkpoint information to attempt to evade law enforcement. The safest choice is always to drive sober.
Community road safety

DON’T DRINK
AND DRIVE.

A checkpoint is only one part of a much larger road-safety picture. Alcohol and other impairing substances can affect judgment, coordination, attention and reaction time. Plan your ride before you drink.

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Choose a sober driver.
Decide who will stay sober before the evening begins.
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Use a taxi or ride-hailing service.
If you drink, arrange a safe ride home.
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Protect your friends and family.
Never let an impaired person get behind the wheel.
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Wear your seat belt.
Seat belts remain one of the most important protections in a crash.
ONE SAFE
DECISION
MATTERS.

If you have been drinking or using an impairing substance, do not drive. Hand the keys to a sober driver, arrange a ride, or stay where you are. If you see a suspected impaired driver creating an immediate danger on the road, contact local emergency services when it is safe to do so.

Safety resources

Learn from trusted public-safety sources

These resources are provided for education and safety. This website is not affiliated with the agencies or organizations below.

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NHTSA — Drunk Driving

Federal traffic-safety information about alcohol-impaired driving, BAC and responsible driving choices.

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Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over

NHTSA's national impaired-driving safety campaign and practical guidance for planning a sober ride.

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Drug-Impaired Driving

Information from NHTSA about alcohol, cannabis, medications and other substances that can impair driving.

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Publisher notice: DUI Checkpoints is an independent informational/public-safety publisher. We are not a government agency, police department, sheriff’s office, highway patrol, court or other law-enforcement organization. Checkpoint details are re-shared from published third-party information and may be incomplete, changed, delayed or withdrawn. Verify details with the relevant agency. No information on this website should be interpreted as legal advice or as an invitation to evade a checkpoint.