Tennessee Governor Signs All-Offender Interlock Law
Tennessee Governor signed into law a bill that requires all convicted drunk drivers use ignition
interlocks on their vehicles to prevent future offenses. Learn more »
Tennessee Governor signed into law a bill that requires all convicted drunk drivers use ignition
interlocks on their vehicles to prevent future offenses. Learn more »
MADD’s priorities are to focus on all of the initiatives that are currently in the Campaign
to Eliminate Drunk Driving. Learn more »
We honor and remember those impacted by the tragic Kentucky bus crash, and hope that their
stories of survivorship will inspire others in their healing journey. Learn more »
Tragedy is like wind. You can’t see it, but it is there, pushing us forward and holding us back.
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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 »
Thank you to all of MADD’s volunteers, victim/survivors and supporters for helping to make the
Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving the premier grassroots campaign in the nation. Learn more »
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month—a national initiative designed to encourage drivers of
all kinds of vehicles to “share the road” with each other. Learn more »
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If all 17 million people who admitted to driving drunk in 2010 had their own state, it would be the fifth largest in the U.S.
