Overview

• Rosario has deployed over 100 transit agents in fixed and mobile checkpoints, complemented by daytime interventions in parks and plazas to deter impaired driving through breathalyzer and drug assessments.
• Santa Fe’s operation involves roughly 85 municipal officers backed by 19 institutional security pairs and the provincial traffic agency on main avenues, coastal roads and Route 168 under its zero-alcohol driver ordinance.
• San Lorenzo’s transit and inspection departments are running rotating checkpoints with Santa Fe police, Gendarmería Nacional and Prefectura Naval officers to verify documentation, ban post-22:00 alcohol sales and enforce venue capacity and age limits.
• Bahía Blanca’s municipal transit team is using advanced alcohol- and drug-testing equipment in pubs and public venues while distributing educational materials in partnership with a local family safety association.
• Yerba Buena and Esperanza municipal guards alongside provincial police are manning entrance and public-space checkpoints to check licenses, helmet use and administer sobriety tests as part of the weekend operations.