South Dakota sets up sobriety checkpoints in 14 counties this June to combat drunk driving.

South Dakota Highway Patrol, with local law enforcement, will conduct sobriety checkpoints in 14 counties during June to deter impaired driving. The initiative, funded by the South Dakota Office of Highway Safety, aims to ensure road safety. Exact checkpoint details are undisclosed. Officials recommend designating sober drivers or using other transportation to avoid driving under the influence.