Law enforcement throughout Contra Costa County will be cracking down on drunk drivers tonight. As part of the Avoid the 25, the anti-DUI task force will deploy officers countywide to arrest drunk drivers and keep the public aware of the dangers of driving while impaired.
Tonight’s DUI Checkpoint will be held on Clayton Rd & Ayers Blvd in Concord from 9:00-3:30pm. The checkpoint will be in front of the Vineyard Shopping Center & Kmart.
If you would like to be updated on DUI checkpoints in Contra Costa, it’s HIGHLY recommended that you joining our email list, Facebook page, twitter feed or bookmark us and check back often! We will continue to make people of Contra Costa County aware of DUI Checkpoints, Smog Checkpoints, Saturation Patrols, and other travel related events. As far as we know, DiabloReporter.com is the ONLY site that gives out specific times and locations of checkpoints in the County.
People making plans for weekend trips and parties are encouraged to use a designated sober driver to prevent arrests or accidents. Drive safe and be responsible.
To report a checkpoints or for more information on the legalities concerning checkpoints, please visit or DUI page. If you happen to drive through the checkpoint tonight, send us your pictures or videos to diabloreporter@hush.com or submit the info here and we would be happy to share them with the rest of the community!
Diablo Reporter 
Why are you telling the drunks where the cops are going to be? The cops should move the location now that someone spilled the beans.
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Ugh, read the 4th amendment to the Constitution. This has nothing to do with drunks.
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It’s a DUI checkpoint. It has everything to do with drunks.
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Did you read the 4th amendment?
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yea I have read it. If DUI checkpoints go against the constitution then why are the police allowed to do it? Are you suggesting that the police are violating the constitution? nation wide? really?
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Yes they are, just like the NSA, Patriot Act and other forms of surveillance and non warrant searches.
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My understanding of the DUI checkpoint law is that the supreme court ultimately ruled that the state’s desire to curb DUI outweighed what they called a “minor” loss of an individual’s rights.
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I’ve sent emails to you. Haven’t heard back from you in over a week. Is everything okay? Thanks. -A
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