If you’re planning to drive tonight, it’s important to stay aware of DUI checkpoints and sobriety patrols happening across several states. Law enforcement agencies regularly conduct these checkpoints to detect impaired drivers, verify licenses, and keep roads safer for everyone.
Below is a complete list of DUI checkpoints scheduled for March 14, 2026, including locations, times, and enforcement details.
Tennessee DUI Checkpoints – March 14, 2026
Fentress County
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Location: Highway 52 at Highway 296
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Date: Saturday, March 14, 2026
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Details: Local law enforcement officers plan to operate a DUI checkpoint along Highway 52 at the intersection of Highway 296. Drivers traveling through this area should expect brief stops while officers check for impaired driving and valid driver documentation.
California DUI Checkpoints – March 14, 2026
Napa – Napa County
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Agency: Napa Police Department with assistance from Napa County Probation Department
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Time: 6:00 PM – 2:00 AM
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Details: Authorities will set up a DUI checkpoint somewhere within the city of Napa. Officials have not publicly disclosed the exact location, but drivers should expect enforcement activity during the evening hours.
Greenfield – Monterey County
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Agency: Greenfield Police Department
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Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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Details: Officers will conduct a DUI and Driver’s License checkpoint within city limits. The exact location has not been announced, but the operation is intended to identify impaired drivers and verify driver licenses and vehicle registration.
Lancaster – Los Angeles County
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Agency: Lancaster Police Department
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Time: 6:00 PM – 1:00 AM
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Details: The Lancaster Police Department will operate a sobriety checkpoint during evening hours. Drivers passing through the area should be prepared for short traffic delays while officers check for signs of impaired driving.
San Francisco – DUI Saturation Patrol
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Agency: San Francisco Police Department Traffic Unit
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Time: 7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Instead of a stationary checkpoint, the Traffic Unit will conduct a DUI saturation patrol, meaning officers will be actively patrolling roads and stopping suspected impaired drivers.
Officials note that alcohol-impaired crashes remain a serious issue, with 1,355 fatalities reported in California in 2023 related to drunk driving.
Utah DUI Checkpoints – March 14, 2026
Provo – Utah County
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Location: Provo Canyon Road near Canyon View Park
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Time: 8:30 PM – 1:30 AM
Law enforcement officers will conduct vehicle checks along Provo Canyon Road. This checkpoint is authorized under Utah State Code 77-23-101 through 105 and is part of an effort to reduce impaired driving and improve public safety.
Florida DUI Checkpoints – March 14, 2026
Miami Beach – Miami-Dade County
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Location: Near the 400 block of Washington Avenue (eastbound traffic)
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Time: 10:00 PM – 5:00 AM
Motorists traveling through Miami Beach should expect increased police enforcement and possible traffic delays in this area as officers conduct sobriety checks and monitor drivers for impairment.
Pennsylvania DUI Checkpoints – March 14, 2026
Warrington Township – Bucks County
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Location: Route 611
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Time: 10:00 PM – 3:00 AM
The Bucks County DUI Task Force will conduct sobriety checkpoints on Route 611, stopping vehicles traveling both northbound and southbound. Officers will check drivers for impairment and valid documentation.
Why DUI Checkpoints Are Conducted
DUI checkpoints are designed to prevent impaired driving and reduce alcohol-related crashes. During these operations, officers typically check:
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Driver’s license and registration
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Signs of alcohol or drug impairment
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Seatbelt compliance
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Vehicle violations
Most stops only last a few seconds unless officers detect signs of impairment.
Important Reminder for Drivers
If you plan to drive tonight:
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Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs
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Use a rideshare or designated driver
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Follow officers’ instructions at checkpoints
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Drive safely and responsibly
Being aware of checkpoints can help you avoid delays and stay informed about enforcement activity in your area.
