757 Sober Rides for July 4th Weekend!

Drive Safe Hampton Roads provides 757 Sober Rides for July 4th weekend!

Plan for a Sober Ride this Fourth of July

If you plan to celebrate, please drive sober. Designate a sober driver, call a sober friend, taxi or take advantage of Drive Safe Hampton Roads 757 Sober Ride program.

Impaired driving continues to be the cause of too many crashes, injuries, and fatalities. During the 4 th of July holiday weekend of 2024, there were 772 injuries and 5 fatalities in Virginia. ACF These are completely preventable by planning ahead.

Drive Safe Hampton Roads (DSHR) is sponsoring 757 Sober Ride for the July 4th weekend.
3:00 pm, until 3:00 am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday July 3rd , 4th and 5th, 2026

Powered by Lyft, individuals 21 and older who are celebrating with alcohol, legal or illegal drugs may take advantage of this ride, up to $15, by following these steps:

• Download the Lyft app to your cell phone. 
• Go to www.757soberride.com to get the 757 Sober Ride promo code.
• Enter the 757 Sober Ride promo code in the app’s “Payment” tab (under the “Add Lyft Pass” option). 
• Receive a sober ride home, up to $15 or a $15 discount

The code will only work during the above-stated times for rides originating from or with a destination within Hampton Roads. Valid while supplies last. Subject to Lyft’s Terms of Service. 

Celebrate responsibly by choosing 757 Sober Ride or designating a driver before drinking. Remember,” Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving,” and impaired driving crashes, and the injuries and deaths associated with them are 100% preventable! “Driving impaired is simply unacceptable,” said Brian Hennessy, Chair, Drive Safe Hampton Roads’ Impaired Driving Prevention Committee. “Plan ahead of time for a sober designated driver or take advantage of the 757 Sober Ride program. That way you can have fun rather than risk arrest or worse, an impaired driving-related crash, injury, or fatality.”

Supporters of the 2026 757 Sober Ride program are Drive Safe Hampton Roads, Huffman & Huffman Brothers-in-Law, and funded in-part by a grant from the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles.