The patrol’s statewide Holiday Enforcement Period, which ended Sunday, was “aimed at stopping dangerous driving behaviors and keeping California roads safe,” said CHP officials.

(KRON) — “Slow down.” The California Highway Patrol said the results are in following a busy holiday enforcement period this past Fourth of July weekend. In a social media post, CHP backed ...

Over the Fourth of July weekend, California Highway Patrol officers issued over 34,000 citations and made 1,311 DUI arrests during their maximum enforcement operation.

CHP "Holiday Enforcement Period" With that increased volume, the CHP is increasing their presence by beefing up patrols across the Bay Area through Sunday night.

The California Highway Patrol is out in full force for the holiday weekend.Their officials said they're carrying out a Holiday Enforcement Period, targeting dangerous driving behaviors to prevent ...

Be safe and be sane when you’re driving.” CHP is in the midst of its statewide maximum enforcement period. That ends at 11:59 p.m. Sunday.

The statewide maximum enforcement period will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday and conclude at 11:59 p.m. Sunday, during which all available officers will hit the streets for targeted patrols.

CHP maximum enforcement period begins Good Morning San Diego / Jul 3, 2025 / 11:48 AM PDT CHP is encourage drivers to stay sober this holiday weekend.

During last year's Independence Day maximum enforcement period, officers arrested 1,336 motorists on suspicion of DUI statewide, compared to 1,224 arrests that occurred during the 2023 campaign ...

Because of the number of people potential spending the holiday throughout the Valley, CHP says it will be engaging its maximum holiday enforcement period.