Action Sudbury, S.T.O.P. and O.C.C.I.D.(Ontario Community Council on Impaired Driving) joined forces within the Greater City of Sudbury on Saturday, May 24, 2003 to participate in the Arrive Alive Bottle Drive. This being the fourth year S.T.O.P participated in this anti-drinking and driving campaign, which has become a nice fund raiser for S.T.O.P.. The bottle drive, is held in conjunction with the Road Safety Challenge here in Sudbury. Members of Action Sudbury and S.T.O.P. collected bottles at the Beer Store's. The Beer Store being great corporate citizens have collaborated with O.C.C.I.D. to promote the anti-drinking and driving message across Ontario. The Arrive Alive bottle drive raises funds for safety programs on Ontario's roads, waterways and snowmobile trails. S.T.O.P. volunteers Ron Leclair,  John O'Conner, Bob Hulme & Terry Applybe worked at the Hanmer Beer Store, (Hanmer Beer Store, raised the most money over the past four years here in Sudbury). S.T.O.P. Volunteers Debbie Martel, Real Demore and Mark Zinger worked the Chelmsford Beer Store.