Santa Rosa police plan a DUI/license checkpoint tonight at a spot “where a significant number of DUI-related collisions and DUI arrests have occurred.”

“DUI arrests can be embarrassing and expensive, but they’re easy to prevent,” Sgt. Rich Celli said in a statement. “If you’re drinking, hand your keys over to a designated sober driver or call a taxi or sober friend for a ride home. Don’t risk an arrest — or worse, a serious injury or even death.”

The checkpoint will be 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Police declined to specify where the checkpoint will be.

Funding for the checkpoint is from the federal National Highway Transportation Safety Administration via the state Office of Traffic Safety.