DOVER, Del. (September 14, 2026) – The Delaware Office of Highway Safety (OHS) in partnership with the Delaware State Police and local law enforcement agencies across the state, conducted a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Checkpoint on Friday, September 11, 2026, in Sussex County.

A total of 671 vehicles passed through the checkpoint, resulting in five DUI arrests.

The checkpoint was part of Delaware’s ongoing efforts to prevent impaired driving and encourage motorists to make responsible choices before getting behind the wheel.

Drivers are reminded that impaired driving can result from alcohol, marijuana, prescription medications, or other drugs. If you plan to drink or use an impairing substance, plan ahead and never drive impaired. Designate a sober driver, use a rideshare service, or make other arrangements to get home safely.

Law enforcement agencies will continue conducting enforcement and education efforts throughout Delaware to help keep impaired drivers off the road and protect everyone traveling on Delaware roadways.

For more information on impaired driving prevention and traffic safety initiatives, visit https://www.arrivealivede.com/drive-sober/.

About the Delaware Office of Highway Safety
The Office of Highway Safety (OHS) is committed to improving the safety of Delaware’s motoring public by focusing on behavioral traffic safety issues, such as impaired driving, seat belt use, speeding, child passenger safety, pedestrian and bicycle safety, motorcycle safety, and teen driving issues. FAQs can be found at ArriveAliveDE.com. Follow OHS on the Delaware Office of Highway Safety website, Facebook, X (Twitter), and Instagram.

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