MADD

[ mad ]

noun

1. Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

Example Sentences

“While a comprehensive system is the target … the benefits of early deployment vastly exceed the value of waiting for a perfect system,” the advisory group, made up of MADD, Consumer Reports and the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy, said in recommendations provided in April to the Transportation Department.

From Washington Times

“If it cuts off sales in the seventh inning, the eighth inning or the ninth inning, that really doesn’t affect our stance because regardless, we just don’t want people to drink alcohol and then drive home from the game,” Erin Payton, regional executive director of MADD, told The Associated Press in a statement.

From Washington Times

Watts grew up in Plano, Tex., in the 1980s, the height of MADD’s campaigns when they would place wrecked vehicles involved in drunk driving accidents on school campuses.

From Washington Post

“What’s circulating online is absolutely false,” said Stephanie Manning, chief government affairs officer at MADD.

From Seattle Times

“MADD is completely committed to a vehicle technology standard that protects driver privacy.”

From Seattle Times