Hundreds of law enforcement agencies are using social media to broadcast the existence of DUI/DWI checkpoints as a method of deterring drinking and driving. However, a controversial smartphone app has come under fire for helping get these messages out. Digital Trends reports that Mr. Checkpoint has increased awareness of DUI checkpoints in California, but there are concerns about its real-world intentions. Using the power of social media, the app’s creator says that his feedback indicates the service is giving people a reason to use designated drivers, not drive after drinking and more. Read more here: DUI checkpoint app creator claims his service cuts down on drunk driving, not everyone agrees
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