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MADD turns 2

President Ronald Reagan created the Presidential Commission on Drunk Driving on April 14, 1982. MADD was a member of the Commission. That same year, a significant piece of legislation passed, The Howard-Barnes Alcohol Traffic Safety Law, which provided $125 million in incentive grants for states to pass .10% blood alcohol concentration (BAC) from .15, administrative license revocation and other drunk driving countermeasures.

MADD turns 2

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