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Sobriety Checkpoints in Dickson, Tennessee
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CHECKPOINT ACTIVITY
DUI Checkpoint Summary
Published checkpoint activity for Dickson, Tennessee.
4 TOTAL
Reported Checkpoints in Dickson
Checkpoint Report
Reported LocationHighway 46 DUI Checkpoint in the Swag Community
TimeTime not announced
DateThursday, September 17, 2026
Source: Publicly reported checkpoint information.
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVEIf you drink, choose a sober ride home.
Checkpoint Report
Reported LocationAuthorities reported a DUI checkpoint on Highway 46 in the Swag area.
TimeTime not announced
DateThursday, June 18, 2026
Source: Publicly reported checkpoint information.
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVEIf you drink, choose a sober ride home.
Checkpoint Report
Reported LocationDUI checkpoint will be in place on Hwy 70 at Montgomery Bell State Park
TimeTime not announced
DateThursday, April 30, 2026
Source: Publicly reported checkpoint information.
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVEIf you drink, choose a sober ride home.
Checkpoint Report
Reported LocationPolice may conduct a DUI checkpoint at Sylvia Road and Airport Road.
TimeTime not announced
DateThursday, December 18, 2025
Source: Publicly reported checkpoint information.
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVEIf you drink, choose a sober ride home.
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Safe Driving in Dickson, Tennessee
DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE
DUI enforcement information is provided
for public awareness. The safest way to
avoid an impaired-driving crash is to never
drive after consuming alcohol or an
impairing substance.
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Arrange a sober driver before drinking.
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Use rideshare, taxis, or public
transportation when appropriate.
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Follow traffic laws and lawful officer
instructions.
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Never attempt to drive while impaired.