A total of 943 individuals across the region availed themselves of free rides home over Halloween as part of the Washington Regional Alcohol Program’s (WRAP) SoberRide initiative, conducted in collaboration with Lyft.
“This level of ridership translates into SoberRide removing...
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP) will activate its SoberRide campaign for Halloween.
From Saturday, Oct. 29 at 4 p.m. until Sunday, Oct. 30 at 4 a.m., adults (21 and older) celebrating with alcohol can receive a free ride home...
A total of 435 people availed themselves of free rides home during Independence Day as part of the SoberRide initiative of the Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP).
As part of a collaborative effort with Lyft, free rides home for those,...
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program’s “SoberRide” initiative, conducted in collaboration with Lyft, will be in operation during Independence Day.
From July 4 at 4 p.m. to July 5 at 4 a.m., those who otherwise might be driving while impaired will...
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP) will activate its SoberRide initiative for the Cinco de Mayo holiday.
“Over a third of U.S. traffic deaths during Cinco de Mayo involve drunk drivers,” noted WRAP president Kurt Erickson.
In collaboration with Lyft, those...
A total of 482 people used the SoberRide service for a safe ride home over the St. Patrick’s Day holiday, according to the Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP), which sponsors the initiative in conjunction with Lyft.
“For its hours of...
While the count was impacted by the ongoing pandemic, 461 individuals in the Washington region availed themselves of a SoberRide free ride home during the holiday period, the sponsoring organization said on Jan. 6.
A total of 285 used the...
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program’s annual SoberRide initiative, conducted in collaboration with Lyft, started for the holiday season on Dec. 17 and will continue through Jan. 1.
During that period, area residents ages 21 and older can receive a no-cost...
A total of 777 persons in the Washington area availed themselves of the SoberRide initiative of the Washington Regional Alcohol Program during Halloween as opposed to possibly driving home drunk – the second highest level of ridership for that...
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program (WRAP) will provide its longstanding “SoberRide” initiative for Halloween, offering a safe ride home for those (21 and older) who may have been imbibing.
The effort, conducted in conjunction with Lyft, will be in operation...
