Impaired Driving

Impaired driving occurs when driver ability is affected by alcohol or drugs. It is a crime and a major community safety issue.

Impaired drivers could:

• Lose their license
• Get a fine
• Spend time in jail
• Kill or injure someone, even themselves

Have a back-up plan in place

Talk to your family and friends about impaired driving and the choices available when one should not drive. 

Public transportation

• GO Transit (external link)
• Burlington Transit (external link)
• Milton Transit (external link)
• Oakville Transit (external link)

Arrange alternate transportation

• AAA Black Cab (external link)
• AAA Halton Taxi (external link)
• A1 Rose Taxi (external link)
• Burlington Taxi (external link)
• Oakville United Taxi - 905-338-0044

Use a service

• DDAD – Designated Drivers Against Drunk Driving
• Driverseat designated driver service
• Uber/Lyft
• Burlington - Phone: 1-289-812-5945, Email: burlington@driverseatcanada.com
• Milton - Phone: 1-289-270-3217, Email: milton@driverseatcanada.com
• Oakville - Phone: 1-289-813-3833, Email: oakville@driverseatcanada.com