D.C.-area Halloween celebrations could get a bit wild, but an adult drink or two is no reason to get behind the wheel.
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program is bringing back SoberRide from Saturday, Oct. 29 through Sunday, Oct. 30 to prevent drunk driving.
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Anyone 21 or older who wants to ride can add a Lyft pass for up to $15 off a ride home during the weekend. The passes will be publicly available starting at 3 p.m. on Oct. 29 and only be available for Lyft users.
Only a limited number of passes will be available, so those planning to use the service should think ahead.
