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Thank you both for the answers - that is our thought also (that is is not enough).  

We were going to call the stepfather in when he left from the drop off, but it is in a parking lot, and there was no way to do it without my ss knowing what was happening.

I did write down the info on his car.  I am going to try to call the sherrif's dept today and ask for advice on what to do if we see him driving again.  If he gets caught driving, I believe he will be going to prison - it would be a violation of his probation and this is his third offense drunk driving.

If the custodial BM lets the child ride in a car with her husband, who has lost his license for driving while intoxicated, is that considered child endangerment, and "enough" to get custody changed to the non-custodial father?

My husband and I witnessed this event (the ex sent her husband to do the drop off because she was too busy) once.  We are not sure if it is happening continually or not.