How to refuse a DUI checkpoint

How to refuse a DUI checkpoint

Provided the DUI checkpoint is legal in your state, you cannot refuse to stop at the checkpoint. If you’re passing through a checkpoint and your vehicle is stopped for questioning, you must comply and stop your vehicle. Running through the checkpoint could result in serious consequences.
Though police are permitted to stop you briefly, they may not search you or your car unless they have probable cause to believe that you’re under the influence or you agree to the search.
Your constitutional rights still apply and as such, you are not required to answer their questions or admit to breaking the law.
Be polite. Remain calm. And ask if you’re free to leave.

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Just to add: You are not required to answer questions or admit to breaking the law. That covers any sobriety tests they want you to take as well as the handheld breathalyzers.

Don't take the tests or blow on the side of the road. You're not required to do it and it will never help you.