Vermont State Police plan a Bennington County DUI checkpoint in the coming weeks as part of an effort to reduce impaired driving heading into the busy spring and summer season.
Bennington County DUI checkpoint details
Police say the Safety and Sobriety Checkpoint is intended to address rising concerns over impaired driving. As of May 9, 2026, the state has recorded 15 motor vehicle crashes resulting in 16 fatalities this year.
In addition to the checkpoint, troopers say they will focus on enforcing laws related to impaired and distracted driving, speeding, and seatbelt use, particularly in areas with high traffic and crash rates.
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Source: Vermont State Police
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