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DUI Checkpoints in Ohio
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How checkpoints in Ohio are listed
Police departments, sheriff's offices and the state highway patrol announce checkpoints in Ohio in press releases, on their websites and on social media. Some announce days ahead and some on the day itself.
Tonight shows checkpoints set for this evening, Upcoming shows ones announced for later dates, and the history keeps past ones for reference. When the agency gives no exact location, the listing says Exact spot TBA.
Listings come from those announcements, local news and reader tips that are reviewed before they go up. To hear about a new one as soon as it is confirmed, turn on alerts for your county.
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Recent Checkpoint History in Ohio
Checkpoints we confirmed here before, listed for reference.
South Keowee Street and East Fifth Street
off the freeway off 161 by the Sheetz
State Route 161 west of Interstate 71
7145 Garden Road to identify potentially impaired drivers
2100 S. Holland Sylvania Road
US-62 south of Rensch Road
Columbus Street west of Hoover Road
Glenwood Avenue & Playhouse Lane
3600 Market Street
State Route 16 near Park Street
Shoup Mill Road near North Main Street
West Fifth Street (SR 66)
Diley Road & Long Road
3221 Cleveland Avenue SW
Diley Road at Long Road
3221 Cleveland Avenue SW
5650 W. Central Avenue
5080 W. Alexis Road
5650 W. Central Avenue
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are DUI checkpoints legal in Ohio?
Yes. Ohio permits sobriety checkpoints. For questions about your own situation, talk to a local attorney.
How often are DUI checkpoints set up in Ohio?
Checkpoint frequency varies by county and department. They are most common on holiday weekends, Friday and Saturday nights, and before major local events.
How do I find DUI checkpoints near me in Ohio?
mrcheckpoint aggregates publicly announced checkpoint locations across Ohio in real time. Browse by county or city, or subscribe for instant Telegram alerts.
Where does MrCheckpoint get checkpoint information for Ohio?
From public announcements by police departments, sheriff's offices and the state highway patrol, from local news, and from reader tips that are reviewed before they are posted.
How far ahead are checkpoints in Ohio announced?
It depends on the agency. Some announce a checkpoint several days ahead and some only on the day, so check again on the evening you drive, or turn on alerts for your county.