SOBER RIDE HOME RETURNS
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
With FREE $20 Uber Vouchers!
Friday-Sunday May 23-25
7 PM - 3 AM
(ends 3 AM Mon 5/26)
in Cumberland, Dauphin & Perry Counties
Click/Scan This QR Code
1. Read the FAQs below
2. Scan or click the QR Code (during program hours only)
3. Add the voucher to your wallet or Uber account
4. Activate it when you're ready to go home
Problems with code?
Contact Uber customer service for assistance.
FAQS
What is Sober Ride Home?
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A pilot project to reduce fatal & serious injury DUI crashes.
​Do I need an Uber account to use the program?
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Yes, you must have an active Uber account with a credit card on file to access a voucher.
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Where can I use a voucher?
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Rides must originate from a bar or restaurant in Cumberland, Dauphin or Perry Counties.
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Where can my ride end?
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The end destination can be any residential address. This includes areas outside the three-county region. (NOTE: Vouchers cannot be taken from one bar to another or from a residence to the bar.)
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How much is a voucher good for?
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The $15 voucher can be used toward a one-time-only Uber ride, tip not included. If a ride exceeds $15, the user will be responsible for the remaining balance plus tip.
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How do I get a voucher?
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Scan or click the QR Code, add the voucher to your wallet or Uber account, and activate it when you are ready to go home. (NOTE: You cannot schedule or reserve a ride in advance.)
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How do I get back to my car?
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This is the user’s responsibility. Sober Ride Home will not provide return vouchers the following day.
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What if I have issues with the Uber app, voucher or driver?
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Contact Uber customer service for assistance.
DID YOU KNOW. . .
. . . that in the Tri-County Region:​​
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40% of road fatalities and 30% of serious injury crashes involve impaired drivers?
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And that the majority of these crashes happen between Thursday and Sunday?
To decrease these numbers and make our roadways and citizens safer, the Sober Ride Home program, in partnership with Uber, is offering FREE, on-demand transportation to individuals who have consumed alcohol at a local bar or restaurant during peak times.