Checkpoints this week in Montgomery and Houston counties

Driver license roadside safety checkpoints on Hwy 149 and Rossview Rd.

By Chris Smith May 19, 2014 12:40 pm

Clarksville NowTHP will conduct checkpoints on Rossview Rd. and Hwy 49 to target driver license violations.

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MIDDLE TENNESSEE – The Tennessee Highway Patrol will conduct driver license roadside safety checkpoints during the week of Friday, May 23 on Highway 149 in Houston County and on Rossview Road in Montgomery County.

Troopers will concentrate their efforts on drivers who violate the driver license laws of Tennessee.

THP says driver license roadside safety checkpoints are an effective means of enforcing driver license laws of Tennessee while ensuring the protection of all motorists.

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