(Sacramento) – Right now, there is no uniformity regarding how DUI checkpoints are set up and conducted in the state of California. Many times, sober drivers stopped at a DUI checkpoint, who are cited for unrelated issues, might have their cars impounded by law enforcement. California State Assemblymember Michael Allen (D-Santa Rosa) wants to have a fair, standard protocol for DUI checkpoints, and give unimpaired drivers a chance to keep their cars. That’s why Allen authored Assembly Bill 1389. Learn more in this Assembly Access Video.

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Assemblymember Allen Wants to Fairly Regulate DUI Checkpoints

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