Fort Drum program offers free rides to help prevent impaired driving
A newly activated Fort Drum chapter of the Drunk Driving Prevention Program provides free, confidential rides home to Soldiers, family members and civilian employees.
By the ClickNNY Fort Drum Desk
A newly activated Fort Drum chapter of the Drunk Driving Prevention Program is offering free, confidential rides home to Soldiers, family members and civilian employees, according to information presented to the Fort Drum community on Sept. 2, 2026.
The volunteer-led program also provides transportation for service members’ personal vehicles. Capt. Tyler DeMeuse serves as president of the Fort Drum chapter.
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