Burlington, VT – Sabbeth Law has announced its Sober Holiday Rides program for St. Patrick's Day, offering free ride reimbursement to individuals in Vermont and New Hampshire on March 17, 2026. The initiative aims to reduce impaired driving during a holiday known for elevated risks of alcohol-related crashes. Participants can receive up to $50 reimbursement, including a 10% tip, for a one-way taxi or rideshare trip home. The program covers rides within Vermont and New Hampshire, and eligible participants must be 21 or older. Receipts and valid identification must be submitted between March 17 and March 24.
St. Patrick's Day is historically one of the most dangerous holidays for impaired driving nationwide, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. As a personal injury law firm serving Vermont and New Hampshire, Sabbeth Law has witnessed the consequences of preventable drunk driving crashes. “We want people to celebrate responsibly and get home safely,” said Michael J. Sabbeth, Esquire. “If covering the cost of a ride removes one barrier to making a safe decision, it's worth it.”
The Sober Holiday Rides program is part of the firm's broader commitment to community safety and injury prevention. It is offered during select high-risk holidays throughout the year. Full program details and submission instructions are available at https://sabbethlaw.com/about/community/sober-holiday-rides/. Community members are encouraged to plan ahead, save the link before going out, and share it with friends.
“Getting home safely should never be an afterthought,” Attorney Sabbeth added. The firm's efforts highlight the importance of proactive measures to prevent tragedies, especially during holidays when impaired driving incidents spike. By offering financial reimbursement, Sabbeth Law aims to remove cost as a barrier to making safe transportation choices.
Sabbeth Law, headquartered in Burlington, Vermont, focuses on serious injury cases including car accidents, trucking accidents, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death. Led by Michael J. Sabbeth, the firm represents individuals and families throughout Vermont and New Hampshire. In addition to legal advocacy, the firm is committed to community safety initiatives and injury prevention across the region.
