Traffic, Sobriety & Safety Checkpoints, and Sustained DUI Enforcements


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 Safety and Sobriety Safety Checkpoints

It is the policy of this department to enforce the traffic laws in a manner that will allow everyone using the highway and roadway system to do so free from harm or personal danger, and to provide a deterrent for those who would otherwise violate the traffic laws. Enforcement is an important tool used to facilitate safety on Jacksonville's roadways.

Reducing death and injury resulting from crashes involving impaired drivers is one of the most important objectives of this agency. Accordingly, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks to safeguard all drivers through the use of non-intrusive checkpoints to detect and remove impaired drivers from the roadways. Sobriety Checkpoints are scheduled periodically and operated by the JSO DUI Enforcement Unit. The intent of a Sobriety Checkpoint is to increase the motorists' perceived risk of detection and arrest and to affect a greater public awareness of the problem of impaired drivers. Public notification of scheduled checkpoints will be posted on this page.

The goal is to reduce the number of alcohol-related fatalities, injuries, and crashes occurring on Florida's roadways. High visibility DUI enforcement operations increase public awareness of the state's alcohol-related crash problem.

2011 High Frequency Crash Locations 

High Frequency Crash Site Number of Crashes in 2011
Baymeadows Road / Southside Boulevard 121
Beach Boulevard / Hodges Boulevard 111
Beach Boulevard / Southside Boulevard 100
Blanding Boulevard / Youngerman Circle 94
Blanding Boulevard / I-295 91
Argyle Forest Boulevard / Blanding Boulevard 86
Beach Boulevard / University Boulevard 80
Beach Boulevard / SR-9A 78
Beach Boulevard / San Pablo Road 77
Blanding Boulevard / Collins Road 76

 2011 Top 25 High Frequency Crash Locations

Source - Jacksonville Sheriff's Office's Crime Analysis Unit - 01/2012

*These numbers reflect crashes worked by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office only, and does not include information about crashes worked by the Florida Highway Patrol on state highways listed above.
 

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