MONTREAL – The 30th annual drive-home service Operation Nez rouge starts its engines Friday.
Throughout the holiday season volunteers in red vests will provide a safe ride home for party-goers who don’t feel fit to drive.
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The service aims to prevent drunk-driving and began as small operation in Quebec City in 1984.
It has expanded to 63 cities across the province and is available in 43 locations in Canada.
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The service is free and runs till New Years Eve.
Montrealers who need a ride can simply call 514-256-2510 or 1-866-DESJARDINS from anywhere in Quebec.
Click here if you’re interested in becoming a Nez Rouge volunteer.
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