Greenwich launches Free Ride Home initiative to curb holiday drunk driving
Until Jan. 3, Riverside Service extends a free ride home opportunity to local residents, ensuring a safer alternative for revelers.
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Dec 1, 2023, 12:45 PM
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Updated 238 days ago
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5ds agoGreenwich is taking proactive measures to combat the hazards of drunk driving during the festive period with a beneficial initiative.
Until Jan. 3, Riverside Service extends a free ride home opportunity to local residents, ensuring a safer alternative for revelers.
Residents seeking a safe commute for themselves, and their vehicles can conveniently access this service.
By contacting the Greenwich Police Department's non-emergency number at 203-622-8000, arrangements can be made for both a safe return home and the transportation of their vehicles, reducing the risks associated with driving under the influence.
