MADD’s focus will always be about decreasing driving while drunk, but Carol McNamee says now it’s also adding on the additional, growing problem of driving while drugged. Report by Diane Ako.

Jenn Boneza reports on bills law makers are working on this session. Watch the KHON 2 News Report here.

Link to MADD Hawaii Drugs and Driving web page.

Headway has been made in the effort to reduce drunken driving, but a new and more difficult challenge has emerged for safety advocates.

Read Denby Fawcett's article in Civil Beat here.

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On the last day of November 2017, Mothers Against Drunk Driving Hawaii held its annual Candlelight Vigil on the grounds of the historic and beautiful Central Union Church, Atherton Chapel. Often this time of year...