DUI Checkpoints, Locations & Road Safety
DUIBlock.net provides publicly announced DUI and sobriety checkpoint information organized by state, county and city, together with practical resources focused on impaired-driving prevention and safer transportation decisions.
Current & Upcoming DUI Checkpoints
Review available publicly announced checkpoint information currently listed in the DUIBlock.net database.
| State | County | City | Location | Date & Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | San Diego | Camp Pendleton will host a Saturday night DUI checkpoint to support traffic safety and raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. | Saturday, October 31, 2026 | 10 PM to 2 AM | |
| West Virginia | Marion | Fairmont | West Virginia State Police announced a sobriety checkpoint on Speedway Avenue in Fairmont. | Thursday, November 5, 2026 | 6 PM to 12 AM |
| West Virginia | Greenbrier | Charmco | West Virginia State Police will conduct a DUI checkpoint on US Route 60 near Charmco in Greenbrier County. | Thursday, November 5, 2026 | 6 PM to 12 AM |
| California | Alameda | Fremont | Fremont Police plan a DUI checkpoint at an undisclosed location. | Friday, November 6, 2026 | 7 PM to 1 AM |
| West Virginia | Nicholas | Summersville | In Summersville, DUI enforcement is planned for Main Street, with Webster Road listed as an alternative location and additional roving patrols expected. | Friday, November 6, 2026 | 7 PM to 2 AM |
| Colorado | Jefferson | Golden | The Colorado State Patrol reported a planned sobriety checkpoint on Highway 119 in Golden. | Saturday, October 31, 2026 | 6 AM to 11 AM |
| Tennessee | Decatur | Drivers may encounter a sobriety checkpoint at US 412 and State Route 100. | Saturday, October 31, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | Madison | The Tennessee Highway Patrol will conduct checkpoint operations on State Route 18 South near Medon. | Saturday, October 31, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | Obion | A sobriety checkpoint is planned at State Route 21 and State Route 22. | Saturday, October 31, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | Hamilton | The Tennessee Highway Patrol plans a sobriety checkpoint near Washington and 20th Street. | Saturday, October 31, 2026 | |
| Ohio | Mahoning | Austintown | The Mahoning County OVI Task Force and Ohio State Highway Patrol plan a checkpoint near S. Raccoon Road in Austintown, alongside weekend patrols. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 10 PM to 2 AM |
| New Jersey | Hudson | West New York | The West New York Police Department will conduct a DWI checkpoint near 5200 John F. Kennedy Boulevard to identify potentially impaired drivers and promote safer roads. Always plan ahead for a safe ride home. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 10 PM to 4 AM |
| California | Los Angeles | Covina | Covina is preparing for a sobriety checkpoint that will include driver’s license checks, with the site undisclosed. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 7 PM to 2 AM |
| California | Orange | Mission Viejo | The Orange County Sheriff's Department will conduct a DUI and driver's license checkpoint at an undisclosed location in Mission Viejo. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 6 PM to 2 AM |
| California | San Bernardino | Colton | Colton’s upcoming DUI checkpoint is planned for a location that has not been publicly specified. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 6 PM to 2 AM |
| Colorado | Larimer | Fort Collins | A checkpoint is scheduled for Larimer County Road 38E, east of Centennial Drive. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 1:30 PM |
| Florida | Hillsborough | Tampa | Tampa Police are increasing DUI patrols across the city ahead of Halloween weekend and have conducted an underage drinking operation in Downtown Tampa. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | Tonight |
| Colorado | Kit Carson | Burlington | Another checkpoint is planned near Rose Avenue and B Street in Burlington, Colorado. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | 8 PM |
| Colorado | Kit Carson | Another sobriety checkpoint is scheduled for the evening in Kit Carson County, according to the Colorado State Patrol. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | |
| Colorado | Larimer | The Colorado State Patrol reported an afternoon sobriety checkpoint in Larimer County, with details pending. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | McNairy | A checkpoint is planned at State Route 22 and State Route 69. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | Benton | The Tennessee Highway Patrol will conduct a sobriety checkpoint on US 641 near Birdsong Creek Bottom. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | Lawrence | The planned checkpoint location is US Highway 43 North near the 23.4-mile marker. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | Bedford | A sobriety checkpoint will be conducted on State Route 82 South around the 6.5-mile marker. | Friday, October 30, 2026 | |
| Tennessee | Clay | The Tennessee Highway Patrol plans checkpoint operations on Highway 53 near Industrial Drive. | Friday, October 30, 2026 |
How to Use DUIBlock.net
Use the directory as a public-information resource, then make your transportation decision based on safety.
Select a state, then browse available county and city records.
Check the published date, time and location information shown on the page.
Public announcements can be updated, changed or cancelled without notice.
If you may be impaired, do not drive. Arrange a sober transportation option.
What Are DUI Checkpoints?
DUI checkpoints, also known as sobriety checkpoints, are traffic-safety operations used in some jurisdictions as part of efforts to deter impaired driving and identify drivers who may be operating a vehicle while impaired.
These operations can form part of a broader impaired-driving enforcement and road-safety strategy. Depending on the jurisdiction, a checkpoint may involve screening drivers for signs of impairment, checking compliance with applicable traffic requirements, or taking other lawful enforcement actions.
DUIBlock.net organizes publicly announced checkpoint information geographically so visitors can more easily find available records. The website is an independent publisher and is not a government agency, law-enforcement agency, or law firm.
Why Are DUI Checkpoints Conducted?
Impaired driving can put drivers, passengers, pedestrians, cyclists and other road users at serious risk. DUI checkpoints are one method used in some areas to discourage impaired driving and support traffic-safety efforts.
Public awareness of impaired-driving enforcement can reinforce an important safety message: driving after drinking or using a potentially impairing substance is a serious risk. The safest decision is to arrange transportation that does not require an impaired person to drive.
DUIBlock.net does not provide instructions, route suggestions, tactics, or strategies intended to avoid checkpoints or interfere with lawful traffic enforcement.
Browse DUI Checkpoint Locations by State
Start with a state to explore available DUI checkpoint records. Location pages may then provide more specific information organized by county and city, depending on the records available for that area.
DUI Safety: Plan Your Ride Home
The safest transportation plan is one made before drinking. If alcohol, cannabis, medication, or another substance may affect your ability to drive safely, do not get behind the wheel.
- Choose a sober designated driver.
- Arrange a rideshare or taxi.
- Use suitable public transportation.
- Stay with a friend or arrange a safe place to sleep.
- Hand your vehicle keys to a sober person.
- Never ride with an impaired driver.
Safety First
Checkpoint information is never a substitute for safe driving, traffic laws, official instructions, or responsible transportation planning.
DUI Information & Safety Resources
Explore DUIBlock.net's educational resources for information about impaired driving, driver safety, legal topics and responsible transportation decisions.
About DUIBlock.net
DUIBlock.net is an independent informational and public-safety publisher focused on publicly announced DUI checkpoint information, impaired-driving awareness and practical road-safety education.
The website organizes available checkpoint records by geographic location to make public information easier to browse. Information may include reported dates, times, locations and other details associated with a publicly announced checkpoint.
Independent Publisher
DUIBlock.net is not a government agency, law-enforcement agency, or law firm. The website does not speak on behalf of any government or enforcement organization.
Information Can Change
Checkpoint dates, times and locations can change, and some enforcement activity may never be publicly announced. Listings should therefore be treated as informational.
Frequently Asked Questions About DUI Checkpoints
What is a DUI checkpoint?
A DUI checkpoint, also called a sobriety checkpoint, is a traffic-safety operation used in some jurisdictions to deter impaired driving and identify drivers who may be operating a vehicle while impaired.
Does DUIBlock.net list every DUI checkpoint?
No. DUIBlock.net focuses on publicly announced or publicly reported checkpoint information available to the publisher. Not every enforcement operation is necessarily announced publicly or included in the directory.
Can a checkpoint date or location change?
Yes. Publicly announced checkpoint information can change, including dates, operating times and locations. Visitors should treat directory listings as informational rather than a guarantee that an operation will occur exactly as originally announced.
Does DUIBlock.net provide legal advice?
No. DUIBlock.net provides general informational and public-safety content and does not provide legal advice or establish an attorney-client relationship.
Does DUIBlock.net help people avoid checkpoints?
No. DUIBlock.net does not provide route recommendations, evasion strategies, timing advice, or other instructions intended to help anyone avoid checkpoints or interfere with lawful traffic enforcement.
What is the safest option after drinking?
Do not drive. Arrange a sober driver, rideshare, taxi, public transportation, or another safe alternative before you need to travel.
Responsible Driving Saves Lives
A safe ride home is worth planning before you need one. If you have been drinking or using a substance that may impair your ability to drive, do not get behind the wheel.
DON'T DRINK & DRIVE.