A free ride home, from people who get it.

Airmen and Guardians Against Drunk Driving (AGADD) is a volunteer rideshare that gets you home safe from a night out. No fees, no judgment, and no chain of command. Just a sober driver when you need one. Built by service members, for service members.

How it worksBring it to your base

Piloting at Peterson SFB, Colorado Springs. iOS beta opening soon.

An animation of the AGADD app: request a ride, watch your driver come, show your CAC at the curb, and get home safe.

How it works

1

Request in two taps

Drop a pin where you are and where you're going. No forms and no payment screen. It's built to be used after drinking, not before.

2

Watch your driver come

A volunteer accepts and you see their car on the map with a live ETA, plus their name, vehicle, and plate, so you know exactly who to look for.

3

CAC check, then home

Your driver checks everyone's CAC at the curb. That's the whole verification. Every rider needs theirs. Then you go home safe.

Safe rides home, and counting

Every number below is live from the same system the app runs on.

5

safe rides home

2

volunteer drivers

1

state, and growing

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming District of Columbia District of Columbia

The first glow is Peterson SFB. AGADD is built for every base in CONUS, and every dark spot on the map is a base that could be next.

Put your base on the map

THE ONE RULE

Everyone riding needs a CAC: yours and every passenger's. The driver checks at pickup. No card, no ride.

CONFIDENTIAL, FULL STOP

Your chain of command is never told. Riders have no photos and no profiles anyone can browse. Only your driver sees your name and number, and only during your ride, to find you and match your CAC. When the ride ends, so does their access.

WHEN

Volunteers are usually available Friday through Sunday and on federal holidays, 1100-0300. The app always shows the live count of drivers on shift, and that number is the real answer.

Drive for AGADD

Volunteers drive their own cars on their own schedule. Go on shift when you want and off when you're done. Every completed ride is tracked, and coordinators put volunteers in for the recognition they've earned. Apply in the app; your base coordinator approves every driver personally.

Bring AGADD to your base

AGADD is built for every base in CONUS, and Peterson SFB is where it's proving itself first. Each base gets its own coordinator, its own volunteers, and its own settings. If you want to stand it up where you are, raise your hand.

Request your base