Statistics

Since 1980 (the year Mothers Against Drunk Driving was founded), alcohol-related traffic fatalities have decreased nearly 50 percent, from over 30,000 to under 15,500 and MADD has helped save over 383,000 lives.

A 2008 AAA poll measuring the traffic safety culture of Americans, found that 80% supported requiring drivers who have been convicted of DWI to use equipment that tests them for alcohol, i.e. an ignition interlock device. Also, 88% of the respondents in the poll felt that drunk driving is a serious traffic safety concern.

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Media

The Public Relations Committee

Faculty Chair: Dr. Tatman
Student Chair: Maysie Ocera

Committee Members:
Emily Williams
Marilyn Valdez
Saleena Flores
Emily Morris
Alice Doskocil
Hillary Plocheck
Jordan Machala
Cecil Fontenot
Dominic Merka
Cameron Elles
Wesley Stephens
Gerald Brogdon

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