How many times have you heard, “Friends don’t let friends drive drunk,” or something like that?  Police are concerned that despite all of the reminders, we still have drunks on the road.  They ask you to report them.  At various functions I see the efforts companies make to keep their people safe.  Some ask the DJ to announce there are cab chits.  You decide if you want one and then you have to go find the person who has them.  Some hire a police officer to just watch people leave.  The best I’ve seen was at the annual retirement party CUPE Local 30 put on last week-end.  It was a big event.  There were city councilors and MLAs on the guest list.  They had a cash bar, which helps a lot, and the union had a woman standing at the door, all night, with a pad of taxi chits.  She approached people who were leaving.  With a big smile she offered a cab ride home, whether they appeared to need one or not.  This is the most pro-active I have ever seen.  I’m thinking the union must believe Brothers and Sisters don’t let Brothers and Sisters drive drunk.  Could this be the basis of a new campaign?  Let me know how your organization keeps people safe, after a party.

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