The checkpoints will check motorists for compliance with motor vehicle laws, including statutes against driving under the influence, the agency said.
State police said the checkpoints are intended to promote roadway safety and deter violations. Officers will focus on vehicle equipment, registration and insurance, and valid driver licensing, and will address other violations or public safety issues that arise, according to the release.
Drivers who encounter a checkpoint are asked to have their operator’s license, vehicle registration receipt and proof of insurance readily accessible, state police said. Those with the requested documents, no violations and minimal roadway congestion can reasonably expect a brief delay, the agency said.
The agency directed the public to its website for a list of Post 3 checkpoint locations.
