Airmen Against Drunk Driving

Airmen Against Drunk Driving Joint Base Andrews Against Drunk Driving serves the National Capital Region. Anonymity
AADD volunteers do not wear uniforms nor use rank.

AADD's objectives
To prevent deaths, injuries and illegal actions that result from driving under the influence; Educate base personnel on the severe consequences of driving under the influence and the importance of having a plan. Location, number of people with you, first name, and callback number – this is all that is needed to get home. Do not worry, your information will not be used for anythin

g other than making contact. Getting a ride
To use AADD, call 240-857-RIDE (7433). For comfort, a greeting will reassure you that you have, in fact, reached AADD. Be prepared to communicate your current location and situation. Volunteering
All grades of Airmen – active duty, guard, reserve, retirees, DOD civilians and their dependents – can volunteer for AADD. There are no maximums or minimums so long as your schedule permits. This is a great, high-impact volunteering opportunity. To sign up, email [email protected]. Important information
AADD operating hours are from 2100-0400 on:
• Friday nights
• Saturday nights
• Nights before federal holidays
• Nights before family days

Address

1500 West Perimeter Rd
Andrews Air Force Base, MD
20762

Opening Hours

Friday 11pm - 2am
Saturday 11pm - 2am

Telephone

(240) 302-6271

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