The Broward Sheriff’s Office DUI Task Force plans high visibility enforcement throughout the county over the Memorial Day weekend to identify and apprehend impaired drivers.

The operation starts at 5 p.m. Friday for a 12-hour period. The enforcement will repeat Saturday night through 5 a.m. Sunday.

Here’s what to now:

Broward DUI details

What: The Broward Sherriff’s Office DUI Task Force says it’s setting up a sobriety and safety checkpoint during the holiday weekend.

Where: Throughout Broward County at unspecified areas.

When: The checkpoint runs from 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting Friday, May 26, and continues Saturday night, through 5 a.m. Sunday, May 28, according to BSO.

Reason: “The goal of the operation is to catch impaired drivers who pose an immediate danger to the public and cite traffic violators,” deputies said in a bulletin.

What about elsewhere in South Florida?

Miami-Dade County: Miami-Dade police are not planning a saturation checkpoint, said Detective Alvaro Zabaleta, a department spokesman.

City of Miami: Miami police have not announced if it has Memorial Day plans regarding checkpoints and did not respond to a Miami Herald query. But Miami police did post water safety tips on Twitter given that Memorial Day lures a lot of boaters to South Florida waters.

Driving safety: Miami-Dade Fire Rescue released a holiday safety “Play it Safe” checklist:

▪ Always wear your seat belt and make sure that all passengers do so as well. All infants and small children should be restrained in approved child safety seats.

▪ Try to do most driving during daylight hours. Drivers under the influence are usually on the road after 9 p.m.

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▪ If your vehicle stalls on the highway, pull over to the shoulder and out of traffic lanes. Call for help and don’t attempt to repair it yourself along the roadway.

▪ Always designate a safe driver that will not be drinking alcohol.

What’s happening on Florida Keys roads?

Enforcement on Overseas Highway: In the Florida Keys, a popular day trip destination on the long Memorial Day weekend, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office said its deputies “will be out in force” county-wide through the three-day holiday weekend Saturday through Monday to supplement road patrol, especially on U.S.1, “to make sure people are driving safely.”