Ghost the driver’s seat and grab a sober ride

Ghost the driver’s seat and grab a sober ride Free Access Provided North Dakota Department of Transportation Oct 28, 2026 4 hrs ago 0 North Dakota Department of Transportation Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save North Dakota Department of Transportation Halloween plans should include a sober ride home. ND Sober Ride, a Vision Zero program aimed at reducing impaired driving on North Dakota roads, will offer $10 ride vouchers through Lyft and Uber Oct. 29–31, or while codes last.“Halloween is a time for fun, but impaired driving puts everyone at risk,” said Kelly Aberle, impaired driving program manager for the North Dakota Department of Transportation. “ND Sober Ride gives people another option to get home safely, and we encourage everyone to make a sober ride part of their plans.”Vision Zero encourages riders to scan the QR code and save the voucher in their preferred app before drinking or using impairing substances. Visit VisionZero.ND.gov to access QR codes, the Uber voucher link and the Lyft ride code. A limited number of vouchers will be available each morning during the campaign, while supplies last. If vouchers are unavailable, check back the following morning and arrange another sober ride for your current trip. Codes are unique to each campaign and may be used once per user. People are also reading… Bismarck woman accused of federal bank fraud now accused of Medicaid fraud UPDATE: Victim, passenger in fatal motorcycle crash east of Bismarck identified Bismarck man charged in adult court with sex crimes allegedly committed as a juvenile Bond reduced for one driver in fatal crash that killed two Mandan teens Bismarck man who is registered sex offender pleads not guilty to 2015 sex crimes Burleigh County’s $900K tax error shorts Bismarck schools, city and parks; county to repay New 7 Brew location opening in Bismarck 91-year-old man dies from injuries suffered in Morton County I-94 crash Bismarck draft keeps mandatory jail for homeless camping, but only for certain campsites Corps sets public meetings on Missouri River, including in Bismarck Weather experts predict higher temps, lower snowfall this winter in North Dakota Woman described as homeless is sentenced to probation in meth trafficking case Bismarck man who pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving missing girl is sentenced to priso