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Sobriety Checkpoints in WASHINGTON, Tennessee
Publicly reported DUI checkpoint information
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WASHINGTON, Tennessee.
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CHECKPOINT ACTIVITY
DUI Checkpoint Summary
Published checkpoint activity for WASHINGTON, Tennessee.
4 TOTAL
Reported Checkpoints in WASHINGTON
Checkpoint Report
Reported LocationDUI checkpoint planned on US Highway 11E near Valley Equipment.
TimeTime not announced
DateFriday, July 10, 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 SR 75 south of Shadden Road.
TimeTime not announced
DateFriday, June 12, 2026
Source: Publicly reported checkpoint information.
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVEIf you drink, choose a sober ride home.
Checkpoint Report
Reported LocationDUI checkpoint located on SR 81 near SR 67.
TimeTime not announced
DateFriday, March 13, 2026
Source: Publicly reported checkpoint information.
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVEIf you drink, choose a sober ride home.
Checkpoint Report
Reported LocationSobriety checkpoint on SR-354, about 0.1 mile south of The Ridges, near Paris, TN.
TimeTime not announced
DateWednesday, December 31, 2025
Source: Publicly reported checkpoint information.
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVEIf you drink, choose a sober ride home.
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Independent informational publisherUpdated October 8, 2026Publicly reported information
Safe Driving in WASHINGTON, 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.