The Washington Regional Alcohol Program's SoberRide service is offering free Lyft rides to the first 1,500 passengers on Cinco de Mayo through the promo code "CINCODC".

No, Cinco de Mayo is not celebrating Mexican Independence. It is a holiday that celebrates a Mexican victory over invading French armies. Truth be told, not many people in Mexico celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Just like Saint Patrick's Day, Cinco de Mayo has turned into a yearly opportunity for Americans to go out drinking. And there's nothing wrong with that! But, if you are going to throw back a few Coronas or Margaritas in honor of this seldom celebrated Mexican military holiday, do so responsibly! The Washington Regional Alcohol Program is offering free Lyft rides through its SoberRide service. Free rides will be available between 7 p.m. on Friday night and 4 a.m. on Saturday morning and will only be available for the first 1,500 customers. The WRAP will pay the first $15 of your fare, so you will have to pay for anything over that. No, this promotion is not just limited to the District of Columbia. Riders are eligible for the free $15 fare anywhere within Lyft's Washington DC's coverage area (shown below), which includes much of Northern Virginia as well as Southern Maryland. cinco de mayo
In order to get this deal, you need to enter the code "CINCODC" into the Lyft app as a promo code. Since 1991, the Washington Regional Alcohol Program has provided free cab rides to almost 67,000 people. In March of this year, WRAP formed a formal partnership with Lyft to expand beyond just offering cab fare. Drunk driving has been on the decline in Washington DC in recent years, with many attributing the reduction to the growing popularity of ride sharing apps like Lyft and Uber. Even if you're not one of the first 1,500 customers tonight, please drink responsibly and don't drink and drive!

Not in the mood for Mexican beverages? Here's our list of Star Wars themed mixed drinks in honor of May the Fourth!

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