Summary
Keep your eyes on the road and stay sober if you're driving around Clovis on the night of August 14, because local police are running a DUI checkpoint from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. It's a heads-up to avoid any surprise delays or worse, a costly ticket.
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Impact analysis
You could dodge a massive DUI fine, but expect a little extra traffic delay on your late-night drive.
Everyone on the road wins when drunk drivers are kept off the streets, making your late-night trip a bit safer.
Drivers caught in the checkpoint lines will face annoying delays and detours.
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