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FHP Checkpoints Planned, Including One On Highway 97
September 17, 2009
The Florida Highway Patrol says they may be conducting drivers license and vehicle safety checkpoints this week on Highway 97 in North Escambia.
The FHP says troopers will concentrate on vehicles being operated with defects such as bad brakes, worn tires and defective lighting. Troopers will also be looking for drivers in violation of the state’s drivers license laws.
Other checkpoints planned this week in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties include:
Massachusetts Avenue west of Hollywood Blvd.
Tonawanda Drive east of 61st Avenue
Border Street at SR10A overpass
Avery Street west of “W” Street
Hancock Road east of Old Palafox Highway
Pipeline Road south of Rambler Drive
Jernigan Road south of 9 Mile Road
Patricia Drive north of Fairfield Drive
Guidy Lane north of Nine Mile Road
Nicholes Lake Road east of State Road 87
West Spencerfield north of U.S. 90
Ward Basin Road at the Fire Department
Berryhill Road east of Chumuckla Highway
State Road 87 in Holley-Navarre
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3 Responses to “FHP Checkpoints Planned, Including One On Highway 97”
In the morning the students that drive up HWY 99 to Northview drive fast. I am glad that the time has changed for the Bratt teachers. It has been a problem . I do know that in the past if you could get their tag number Northview would call it to their attention that some one had complained.
We live south of Hwy. 97 and travel 97 daily. I’m sure the troopers could make a months quota in one day. IT IS ONE LONG RACE TRACK. Be sure you are buckled in, you never know when someone will pull out in front of you or rear end you!
We live between Ashcraft Rd. and Hanks Rd. on Hwy 99. You could park in our driveway and rack-up on some speeding and wreckless driving tickets. This end of Hwy 99 is like a drag-strip, 24/7…..