On Friday, August 29, 2025, the Tennessee Highway Patrol will be implementing a series of sobriety checkpoints across various counties. These checkpoints are strategically located to ensure maximum effectiveness in promoting road safety and reducing instances of impaired driving.
In Maury County, the checkpoint will be set up on State Route 7, just 0.1 miles south of Knob Creek Road. Meanwhile, in Lincoln County, drivers can expect to encounter a checkpoint on U.S. Highway 431, positioned at the 2.6-mile marker near the Cane Creek Bridge. Perry County will also host a checkpoint on State Route 13 North, located 0.1 miles north of the 29-mile marker. Lastly, in Giles County, the checkpoint will be found on U.S. Highway 31 at the 9.5-mile marker.
These initiatives are part of a broader commitment to enhance safety on the roads. Authorities are urging all motorists to exercise caution, adhere to traffic regulations, and, if they choose to consume alcohol, to ensure they have a designated sober driver. The goal is to foster a safer driving environment for everyone.
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