RICHMOND, Va. - DMV Spokesperson, Brandy Brubaker talked about DMV’s partnership with Virginia's Checkpoint Strikeforce Campaign. Started in 2002, Virginia's Checkpoint Strikeforce campaign is part of a research-based multi-state, zero-tolerance initiative designed to get impaired drivers off the roads using checkpoints and patrols along with education about the dangers and consequences of driving while intoxicated. For more info: www.wrap.org/
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