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MADD relies on VOCA funds to help serve drunk driving victims; last year, MADD served
more than 63,000 drunk and drugged driving victims at no charge. Learn more »
MADD relies on VOCA funds to help serve drunk driving victims; last year, MADD served
more than 63,000 drunk and drugged driving victims at no charge. Learn more »
What drug is most often used by teens who have to go to the emergency room?
New data show the dangers. Learn more »
MADD National President Jan Withers, Tennessee Titan Delanie Walker and others gathered
in Tennessee
to celebrate the passage livesaving interlock legislation. Learn more »
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens, and the period between
Memorial Day and Labor Day is the deadliest season for teen drivers. Learn more »
The Drunk Driving Repeat Offender Prevention (DDROP) Act would push states to
require
an ignition interlock for a minimum of six months for all drunk driving offenders. Learn more »
MADD is looking for outstanding teens who want to use their power to take a stand against
underage drinking and be a part of MADD’s National Teen Influencer Group. Learn more »
By registering with MADD, you can receive news and information about drunk driving, victims services and underage drinking prevention, via email.
50 to 75 percent of convicted drunk drivers continue to drive on a suspended license.
