The Oklahoma Highway Patrol and the Oklahoma County
Sheriff’s Office will be conducting an ENDUI checkpoint on Friday, Sept. 21. The Oklahoma City Police Department will be assisting with high-visibility saturation patrols in the area around the checkpoint to decrease
the number of impaired drivers on the roads.
There
is absolutely no reason for impaired driving collisions to happen. If you are
drinking, have a plan to get home safe.
In 2017, 656 people were killed in
crashes in Oklahoma; almost half of those (324) were killed in
drug/alcohol-related crashes. This is up from 43 percent killed in
drug/alcohol-related crashes in 2016 in Oklahoma.
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