The Washington Regional Alcohol Program, which works to prevent drunk driving, is offering $15 off rides on Lyft.

Bowser’s bill would cut the legal limit for driving under the influence of alcohol down from .08 to .05.

Crapo was sentenced to a suspended jail sentence of 180 days along with one year of unsupervised probation. He was also ordered to pay a $250 fine.

Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) was arrested yesterday for driving while under the influence yesterday, Alexandria police said.

Is it a cab, or is it a police cruiser? Well, it’s a bit of both, and it’ll be showing up outside Arlington hot spots during the holidays to encourage revelers not to drive drunk.

D.C. will resume breath tests on suspected drunk drivers this week, after almost two years of not using them due to calibration problems and faulty readings.

A restaurant trade association has some advice for how cops should deal with drunk driving during the three-day Labor Day weekend: More roving patrols, fewer sobriety checkpoints.

Another drunk driving incident occurred in Fairfax County early Saturday morning. This time, a state trooper and tow truck driver were the victims.

Don’t drink and drive. That much should be apparent to everyone at this point. But if it’s not, a new D.C. law mandating stiffer punishments for drunk driving that takes effect tomorrow certainly should.

R.E.M. may have broken up, but that certainly doesn’t mean that the band’s influence won’t continue being felt in the District — notably in court.