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FHP Checkpoints Planned
December 8, 2009
The Florida Highway Patrol says they may be conducting drivers license and vehicle safety checkpoints this week in the North Escambia area.
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.
Checkpoints planned this week in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties include:
Escambia County
Fannie Road north of Old Flomaton Road
Muskogee Road west of Cantonment
Pipeline Road south of Rambler Drive
Kemp Road west of Rolling Hills Road
Citrus Street north of Jackson Street
Avery Street west of “W” Street
Hancock Road east of Old Palafox Highway
Patton Drive north of Gulf Beach Highway
Hollywood Blvd. north of Fairfield Drive
Jernigan Road south of 9 Mile Road
Millview Road south of Mobile Highway
Santa Rosa County
Quintette Road west of County Road 197
Bagdad Highway south of Milton
Hamilton Bridge Road east of Bridge
County Road 197 north of Guernsey Road
State Road 4 northern Santa Rosa County
State Road 399 west of State Road 87
Comments
5 Responses to “FHP Checkpoints Planned”
I would like to see some checkpoints on Hwy 29 to catch all the drunks pouring themselves out of the Red Baron, Swannee’s and Homestead every weekend. Just set up after midnight north or south of any of these establishments on a Friday or Saturday night and I bet they would fill their quota in no time flat.
Florida laws requires that they must tell you where the check points will be at. Out of all the check points listed FHP will only be at a couple they will not do all of them. But I do agree with you Billy it does need to be a suprise.Thats how Alabama does it they wont tell you when their gonna have a check point until you drive up on one.
Yes Billy I agree with you!
Does anybody besides me think that it is stupid that FHP is forced to advertise these checkpoints? These should be a suprise to the public.
Thanks for the warning. I’ll be sure and avoid all these areas.