[Balding_Eagle]

Not an attorney, but I’m quite sure that isn’t Constitutional either.

[Political Junkie Too]

Driving isn't a right, it's a privilege regulated by the states.

I don't think it's unconstitutional if they don't single anyone out. The drivers still have their fourth amendment protections against illegal search and seizure, meaning the police cannot demand that drivers open their car doors or trunks for inspection without a warrant.

-PJ

[KevinB]

Not an attorney, but I’m quite sure that isn’t Constitutional either.

The Supreme Court has ruled that sobriety check points are constitutional. I am the first to admit that just because the Supreme Court rules that something is constitutional or not does not mean it is constitutional or not; however, it does become the law of the land.