📢 Spotted a Checkpoint?
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If you’re planning to drive tonight, this update is important. Law enforcement agencies across multiple states are actively conducting DUI and DWI checkpoints to reduce impaired driving and keep roads safe. Below is a clear, well-structured list of today’s confirmed checkpoints so you can stay informed and compliant.
📍 Active DUI & DWI Checkpoints (March 21, 2026)
North Carolina
- County: Stanly
- City: Albemarle
- Details: Albemarle Police, along with multiple partner agencies, will conduct a DWI checkpoint focused on improving roadway safety and reducing impaired driving incidents.
- Time: 9:30 PM to 3:00 AM
California
Los Angeles County
- City: Los Angeles
- Location: Ventura Boulevard & Columbus Avenue
- Details: The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) will set up a DUI checkpoint at this busy intersection.
- Time: 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Fresno County
- City: Fresno
- Details: Authorities confirmed a DUI checkpoint, but the exact location has not been disclosed.
- Time: Time not specified
Ventura County
- City: Thousand Oaks
- Details: Police will operate a DUI checkpoint; however, the location remains confidential for enforcement effectiveness.
- Time: Time not specified
Santa Clara County
City: Campbell
- Location: E. Hamilton Ave (between S. Bascom Ave & Creekside Way)
- Details: Campbell Police Department will run a DUI checkpoint along this corridor.
- Time: 8:00 PM to 3:00 AM
City: Milpitas
- Details: Milpitas Police will conduct a DUI checkpoint within city limits.
- Time: 8:00 PM to 3:00 AM
Important Safety Tips – Drive Smart, Stay Legal
Your safety—and everyone else’s—comes first. Follow these essential DUI safety guidelines:
Never Drink and Drive
- Even small amounts of alcohol can impair judgment and reaction time.
- If you’ve been drinking, do not get behind the wheel.
Plan a Safe Ride in Advance
- Use a rideshare service, taxi, or designated driver.
- Planning ahead avoids risky decisions later.
Stay Alert and Informed
- Check local updates before heading out.
- Expect delays near checkpoint areas and cooperate with officers.
Carry Proper Documents
- Always have your driver’s license, registration, and insurance ready.
- This helps you move quickly through checkpoints.
Drive Responsibly
- Follow speed limits and traffic laws.
- Avoid distractions like texting or using your phone.
Final Word
DUI checkpoints are not just enforcement tools—they are life-saving measures. Staying informed and making responsible choices ensures you avoid legal trouble and help keep the roads safer for everyone.
👉 Remember: The safest drive is a sober drive.
