Get A Sober Free Safe Ride Home

Providing redeemable ride-share codes to would-be impaired drivers for a safe ride home.

Plan Smart. Ride Free. Arrive Safe.

Project Plan Ahead was created by the Ohio Traffic Safety Office to give would-be impaired drivers a safe way home on high-risk holidays and events. Ultimately, the goal is to save lives and prevent traffic fatalities on Ohio roadways.

Rides are available if they originate in or have a destination in the following Ohio Counties: Franklin (Columbus), Cuyahoga (Cleveland), Hamilton (Cincinnati), Montgomery (Dayton), Lucas (Toledo), Summit (Akron), and Butler (Hamilton). Credits can only be redeemed between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. You cannot schedule a pickup in advance. Rides are available while supplies last.

The program is providing a free Uber or Lyft ride home up to $15. Users are financially responsible for anything over $15.

$15 Free Ride Credit

We want you to arrive safe.

So much so, that your next ride is on us.

We’ve partnered with Uber & Lyft to provide a free ride home up to $15.

Users are financially responsible for anything over $15.

Drinking tonight? Grab a code and get a free ride home!

*note to Shandi: This would replace the last line of the blue hand/phone box above, if you like it. Just thought it might drive the message home a bit more directly, but not married to it! Could potentially use some better typography

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Frequently Asked Questions

Project Plan Ahead is a program that was created by the Ohio Traffic Safety Office to give would-be impaired drivers a safe way home on high-risk holidays and events. Ultimately, the goal is to save lives and prevent traffic fatalities on Ohio roadways.

Vouchers are available in advance of approved holidays and special weekends. A countdown clock is provided above to see when the next voucher will be available.

No. The Project Plan Ahead $15 voucher can be applied to any Lyft or Uber ride while the program is active.

Funded by USDOT/NHSTA & the Ohio Traffic Safety Office