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Can you request Sobriety Checkpoint location?

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SOBRIETY ALERTS - Sent to Your Cell Phone via Text Message

They are a national communication service that sends alert text messages to subscribers cell phones regarding local checkpoints being scheduled in their area.

The goal is to prevent primitive behavior and deter drunk driving. Stop the intoxicated driver before they in danger themselves or the public. Studies shown by warning the public in advance about scheduled checkpoints, along with the increased police presents has dramatically reduced the numbers of intoxicated drivers on the roads.
Sign-up Today http://sobrietyalerts.com

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