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Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers Brings Safe Driving Campaign to Miami's House of Horror Carnival, Including Free Uber Vouchers and Drunk Driving PSA

Firm to distribute 1,000 Uber vouchers on Halloween night and stage a real-life crash scene to encourage safe and responsible celebrations

MIAMI, Sept. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers is returning as a sponsor of Miami's House of Horror Carnival this fall with a major public-safety activation designed to encourage attendees to make responsible choices and avoid drinking and driving.

As part of the firm's presence at the annual Halloween attraction, Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers will create a realistic crash scene using junk vehicles as a powerful public service announcement about the potentially devastating consequences of impaired driving.

The activation is particularly focused on reaching teenagers and young adults, who make up a significant portion of House of Horror Carnival attendees, with a simple but important message: celebrate Halloween, but get home safely.

To help put that message into action, Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers will distribute 1,000 free Uber vouchers, each providing $15 off a ride, to encourage attendees to choose a safe ride home rather than get behind the wheel after drinking.

The vouchers will be available at the Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers booth during the event and will be valid exclusively on Halloween night, October 31, from 5 p.m. through 5 a.m.

"We want people to have fun and enjoy Halloween, but we also want everyone to make it home safely," said Amanda Demanda. "As injury lawyers, we see firsthand how one decision can change lives forever. If providing someone with a ride helps prevent even one impaired-driving crash, then this campaign is worth it."

In addition to the safe-driving activation and Uber voucher giveaway, attendees will be able to visit the Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers booth throughout the carnival. The firm will also be offering a special pink mocktail available for purchase at the event, further promoting a fun, festive and responsible approach to Halloween celebrations.

House of Horror Carnival opens September 24 and runs through November 1 in Miami, bringing rides, entertainment, food and Halloween attractions to thousands of South Florida residents and visitors.

Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers' campaign will culminate on Halloween night, when the firm hopes its combination of education, visual awareness and practical transportation assistance will help encourage attendees to make safe choices.

"There's nothing wrong with celebrating," Demanda said. "The key is having a plan. Don't drink and drive. Ride with someone sober, call a rideshare or find another safe way home. We want everyone to enjoy the night and be here to celebrate again the next day."

For more information about House of Horror Carnival, visit the event's official website.

About Amanda Demanda

Amanda Demanda is the founder of Amanda Demanda Injury Lawyers and a nationally recognized trial attorney and legal-marketing innovator whose practice includes a strong focus on serious and catastrophic commercial truck accident litigation. Known for blending courtroom skill with strategic insight, she has built one of Florida’s most visible law firms while bringing a people-first, safety-driven approach to complex trucking and personal injury cases.

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Bridget Mercuri
Public Relations and Earned Media Director
AMPLIFY
Email: bridget@amplifylaw.ai


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