The three men were caught on Wellington Street, on the Southern Outlet, and at the Country Club Villas in what police described as "unacceptable" behaviour.

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The driver caught at the Country Club - a 21-year-old Hobart P-plater - had crashed into a parked car and bollards before being spotted. He blew 0.19.

On Wellington Street, a 30-year-old Launceston man was intercepted by police, while driving at night without headlights. He blew 0.18.

A 44-year-old South Launceston man was stopped on the Southern Outlet, and blew 0.16.

The two Northern men have been charged with high-range drink driving, and disqualified from driving immediately. They will face the Launceston Magistrates Court on August 24.

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The Southern P-plater also had his licence disqualified for 12 months, and will appear in the Hobart Magistrates Court at a later date.

Sergeant Josh Hayes said the actions of these drivers could have "easily resulted in another death on our roads".

"Never drive after drinking- you'll be putting more than your own life on the line," Sergeant Hayes said.

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