AADD Airmen Against Drunk Driving
Free ride home

Been drinking? Don't drive.

Tap the app. A volunteer comes and gets you. You go home.

What happens
when you call

Four steps · No paperwork
1

Open the app

Tap Request a Ride from anywhere inside your base's service area.

2

Say where
you're going

Drop your pin. The volunteer who can reach you soonest is matched to you.

3

Show
your code

When the car arrives, show your code. It is how you both know it is the right one.

4

Get home

The driver drops you off and the ride is done. That is the whole thing.

This is the app

Not a mockup · Four screens
The AADD home screen
1 Open the app
Requesting a ride
2 Say where you're going
Showing your code
3 Show your code
Watching your ride arrive
4 Watch it come

Where we run

9 bases · One network
Base Coordinates Status
01 Andersen AFB 13.58, 144.92 Standing up
02 Aviano AB 46.04, 12.61 Standing up
03 Cannon AFB 34.38, -103.32 Standing up
04 Joint Base San Antonio 29.45, -98.44 Standing up
05 MacDill AFB 27.85, -82.52 Standing up
06 Ramstein AB 49.44, 7.60 Standing up
07 Seymour Johnson AFB 35.34, -77.96 Standing up
08 Spangdahlem AB 49.97, 6.69 Standing up
09 Tri-Base (Lakenheath, Mildenhall, Feltwell) 52.41, 0.56 Standing up

Each base runs its own volunteers, its own dispatchers and its own shifts. Nothing about one base's night is shared with another. Pick a row to find it on the map.

One shift of yours
could be the one
that matters

Three ways in

Driver

Take a shift, pick people up, get them home. You are not there to ask them questions.

Dispatcher

Work the board. Take requests as they come in and match them to the drivers on shift.

Organizer

Stand the program up at your base, recruit the volunteers, keep the schedule alive.

AADD exists because service members keep showing up for each other. No experience needed, and it costs nobody anything.

Get started

Bring it to
your base

Setup is about an hour

Have your leadership apply. There is no contract to sign and no license to pay for. The app runs no ads and does not sell rider data.

Your base keeps control of its own volunteers, its own service area and its own shifts.

Questions about the program, help with the app, or a request to stand it up where you are. It all comes here.

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