The traffic police usually check the dui between 10:00 p. M. And 2:00 a. M. But the time is not fixed. This is due to the relatively high incidence of dui incidents during this period, which has resulted in increased patrolling by the road safety traffic police. However, the timing is adjusted to local realities, traffic conditions, special events, holidays, etc. Other periods may be randomly checked. In any case, the driver should always bear in mind that no drunk driving is permitted。
At this high hour, between 10 p. M. And 2 a. M., people may end their day of work by choosing to get together and drink and relax, and many will be lucky to be home with the risk of a drunk driving accident, so the traffic police will increase their deployment during this period and focus on combating duis。
But that does not mean that other times can be taken lightly. In some special holidays, such as spring and national holidays, when there is a significant increase in the number of people travelling to meet and drink alcohol, more traffic police will be flexible in adjusting the time spent on drinking driving to the actual situation. There are also places where drunk driving checks are carried out on an irregular basis to ensure traffic order and public safety around events。
In addition, traffic and driving characteristics vary from region to region. Dui screenings are more frequent in some cities near bar streets where the night market is rich, and in some urban-rural unions, where inspections are intensive at night, during the day of the agricultural holidays, taking into account that some drivers may drink and drive agricultural cars。
In any case, there is no fixed pattern of flexible time for traffic police to check drunk driving. The pilots must not be desperate to drink or drive or drink whenever and wherever they wantComplianceSafe travel avoids unnecessary troubles and tragedies。
