By Charlie Hosek | For MADD National When Danette Goad lost her only daughter in a crash caused by a drunk driver, she could have chosen to retreat...
Category: Drunk Driving
This week, the Associated Press examined a question families impacted by drunk driving have been asking for years. If Congress passed a bipartisan law to stop drunk driving, why has it not been implemented yet?
The answer to “Is a DUI a felony or misdemeanor?” depends on the circumstances of the offense and the laws in your state. While many DUI charges start as misdemeanors, certain factors can quickly elevate...
Most people in their late teens, 20s, and early 30s feel untouchable. We’re young, We're healthy, we're busy building our futures. We bounce back after a night out, we juggle work, school, friendships, and everything...
For MADD by Charlie Hosek We’re Gen Z. We care loudly, we celebrate boldly, and we show up for each other: Whether it’s a protest, a group project, or a Friday night out....
For MADD By Charlie Hosek You’ve got your wristband. Your hydration pack. Your crew. It’s festival season, and...
By Stacey D. Stewart, CEO of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) In sports, student-athletes are often celebrated for their physical prowess, discipline, and dedication. Yet, beneath the surface, many grapple with challenges that are less visible...
More than 13,000 People Died in Alcohol-Related Crashes for Second Straight Year Drunk driving killed more than 13,000 people for the second year in a row, according to a new report released this week by...
On behalf of millions of victims and survivors of drunk and impaired driving, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is urging federal regulators to take swift action to set a rule for impaired...
January 6, 2019 was the worst day of my life. It was the day I lost my family. And it happened in the most horrific of ways. My sister Rima, my brother-in-law Issam, my two...