“Who’s going to drive tonight?” Limitless adults who were planning to let loose and have a night on the town have asked this question. The answer used to be, “I don’t feel like drinking tonight, so I’ll take it this time and you get the next one.” Now, with the discovery of ride-share services, the answer has shifted and people no longer have to worry about a designated driver to ensure a safe ride home. But, what occurs when that safe ride home is not as safe as you think? Recently, a woman in McDonough, Georgia was in an Uber with her 2-year-old son. What was initially believed to be a normal ride home turned into a traumatizing event for the family.