California Highway Patrol to hold sobriety, driver license checkpoint Saturday
Paso Robles Daily News
September 25, 2026
Heads up, Paso folks — the CHP's Templeton office is running a DUI and driver license checkpoint somewhere in San Luis Obispo County this Saturday. They're keeping the exact spot under wraps, which is standard practice, but the message is the same no matter where it pops up: plan a sober ride before you head out.
We all know how easy it is to lose track of a wine-country afternoon or a night out downtown. That's exactly why these checkpoints exist — not to trip anyone up, but to keep our backroads and Highway 101 corridors safer for everyone, from vineyard crews heading home to families out on a weekend errand.
The Paso Robles Daily News flagged the announcement this week, so consider this your friendly neighborhood nudge. Designate a driver, call a rideshare, or crash on a friend's couch. One decision Saturday night can save a life — maybe your own.
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