Holiday Safe Ride Feature

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August 27, 2025

Key Takeaways

  • The Rob Levine App offers a free ride home for individuals in the Providence and Boston areas on major holidays to prevent drinking and driving accidents.

  • Seven major holidays are covered by the Safe Ride feature, including New Year’s Eve, St. Patrick’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve.

  • To use the free rides, simply download the Rob Levine Law app, sign up, and claim a free Uber voucher for a ride home.

  • The app’s Safe Ride service is completely free for users, with Rob Levine Law covering the cost of the ride.

  • The service is available exclusively in the Providence, RI, and Boston, MA areas, ensuring safe travel for local residents during high-risk holiday periods.

The Rob Levine App was designed to help protect our community from personal injury by preventing accidents caused by drinking & driving. As an advocate for victims of personal injury, Rob Levine is committed not only to helping those who have been injured but also to taking proactive steps to prevent accidents before they happen. Sadly, many people still drive under the influence, particularly during the holiday season, when the risks of impaired driving are higher.

This is why Rob Levine Law introduced the Safe Ride App feature.

The Rob Levine App provides a free ride home for individuals in and around the Providence & Boston areas on major holidays, including Thanksgiving. To take advantage of this service, simply download the app from the Play Store or App Store, and you will receive a free rideshare certificate. A participating rideshare driver will then pick you up and take you home at no cost to you.

What Holidays Can I Get a Free Ride On?

The app’s Safe Ride feature is available to residents in the Providence and Boston areas during seven major holidays each year:

  • New Year’s Eve

  • St. Patrick’s Day

  • Memorial Day

  • Independence Day

  • Labor Day

  • The Wednesday before Thanksgiving

  • Christmas Eve

Accidents typically spike during holidays due to the surge in travelers and celebrations. This service ensures you can get home safely, allowing you to enjoy the holidays without worrying about how you’ll get back to your family.

How Do the Free Rides Work?

After downloading the Rob Levine Law app, sign up for an account. Once signed in, you can claim a free voucher for Uber. A participating driver will pick you up and take you home. To use the voucher, you’ll need to have the Uber app installed and an active rider account. The voucher will appear in the app, available for you to claim during the designated times. The best part? This service is completely free to users, as Rob Levine Law covers the cost.

Is This Available for Everyone?

The Rob Levine Law app is free to download from both the Apple App Store and Google Play. However, the rideshare feature is available exclusively for those in the Providence, RI, and Boston, MA areas.

St. Patricks Day Free Rides

St. Patrick’s Day is all about celebrating with friends and family, but unfortunately, drinking and driving can quickly turn a fun event into a dangerous situation. To help keep you safe this holiday, Rob Levine Law is offering free Uber vouchers through the Rob Levine Law App.

Labor Day Free Rides

Labor Day is all about fun with friends and family, but drinking and driving can quickly turn good times into bad. To keep you safe, Rob Levine Law is offering free Uber vouchers through the Rob Levine Law App.

Simply download the app from the App Store or Google Play and get your free Uber voucher to ensure a safe ride home this holiday.

Enjoy the holiday responsibly and let someone else do the driving!

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