DUI Checkpoints in Solano County, CA

City	DUI Block Location	Date \| Time
Vacaville	Pleasanton Police will hold a DUI checkpoint along Santa Rita Road, specifically between Rosewood Drive and Pimlico Drive.	Friday, December 19, 2025 \| 5 PM to 2 AM
Fairfield	The Fairfield Police Department will conduct a driving under the influence (DUI) Checkpoint at a North Texas Street and Marigold Street.	Friday, December 12, 2025 \| 6 PM to 2 AM
Fairfield	DUI Checkpoint Near N Texas St & E Pacific Ave Fairfield, CA 94533	Saturday, August 30, 2025 \| 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Vacaville	The Vacaville Police Department has scheduled a driving under the influence checkpoint at an undisclosed location.	Friday August 15, 2025 From 5 PM to 2 AM
Fairfield	Fairfield – Police will set up a DUI checkpoint along Waterman Boulevard in Fairfield.	Friday, August 8, 2025 – From 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM
Fairfield	CHP plans to run a DUI checkpoint in the Solano County area.	Friday, July 11, 2025 From 7 PM to 1 AM

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Solano County sits right between the Bay Area and Sacramento, making it a busy zone for commuters, travelers, and tourists. With cities like Vallejo, Fairfield, Vacaville, Suisun City, and Benicia, the county sees a high volume of traffic along Interstate 80, Highway 12, and Interstate 680—especially on weekends and holidays.

Because of that, law enforcement keeps a close eye on DUI activity with routine sobriety checkpoints, especially near bars, downtown areas, and highway exits.

Vallejo – Tennessee Street near Tuolumne Street

Exact Location: Near downtown and local restaurants.

Agency: Vallejo Police Department

Details: A hotspot for weekend nightlife, this checkpoint is usually active during Friday and Saturday nights from 6 PM to midnight. Officers check for alcohol, cannabis use, suspended licenses, and expired registrations.

Fairfield – Texas Street near Travis Boulevard

Exact Location: Close to downtown and within reach of I-80.

Agency: Fairfield Police Department

Details: Checkpoints here are often set up during holidays, music festivals, or events near downtown. Officers work from around 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM, screening for drunk or high drivers.

Vacaville – Peabody Road near Alamo Drive

Exact Location: Residential and commercial mix, near shopping centers.

Agency: Vacaville Police Department

Details: This checkpoint gets busy during weekends, concerts, or when traffic increases due to local events. Operations usually run from 6 PM to 11 PM with full DUI teams in place.

Benicia – Military West near Southampton Road

Exact Location: Near schools, parks, and residential areas.

Agency: Benicia Police Department

Details: While Benicia is smaller, it still sees checkpoints during holiday weekends or when local traffic picks up. These are generally set up from 5:30 PM to 10 PM, focusing on impaired drivers and license violations.

Suisun City – Sunset Avenue near Railroad Avenue

Exact Location: Just off Highway 12 near shopping areas and residential zones.

Agency: Suisun City Police Department

Details: Officers monitor this area closely, especially during summer holidays and community events. DUI checkpoints run between 6 PM and 10:30 PM.

DUI Penalties in Solano County

Driving under the influence in Solano County can cost you way more than just a fine. Even a first offense can throw your life off track, and repeat offenses only make things worse.

First DUI Offense:

Fines up to $2,000
License suspension for 6 months
DUI education classes (3–9 months)
Up to 6 months in county jail
3 to 5 years of probation

Second or Third Offense:

Heavier fines
Longer jail time
Ignition interlock device (IID) required
Multiple-year license suspension
More extensive DUI classes

Felony DUI (Injury or 4th Offense):

State prison time
Permanent felony on your record
License revocation for several years
Massive financial penalties

Solano County law enforcement takes DUI seriously. Officers are not just out to write tickets—they’re trying to stop crashes before they happen. If you’re going out to drink, don’t drive. Call a friend, a rideshare, or just stay where you are. It’s safer for everyone.