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MADD

 (măd)
abbr.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
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MADD

(mæd)

n.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
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In the end, MADD kept the equity of its legacy and name over the past 30 years, but sought some modification of its logo to make it "a bit more modern, approachable and inclusive,' she said.
This year MADD Massachusetts honored 32 Massachusetts State Troopers, 42 local police officers, and four local police departments.
"MADD applauds the leadership and dedicated efforts of Senator Fuschillo, Senator Dilan and the entire Senate to advance lifesaving ignition interlock legislation S27B.
MADD officials, including the president of the Delaware chapter of MADD, Nancy Raynor, said the event could send the "wrong message" to young people who saw the president drinking beer on TV.
Much to MADD's frustration, these state-level efforts have made slow progress.
After MADD blasted the initiative, which was organized by Middlebury College President Emeritus John McCardell, a few signatories withdrew their names.
MADD issued a statement that encouraged the signers to remove their names from the list, and even hinted that additional pressure might come from state governors in the form of withheld funding.
"Ford Motor Company has a wonderful opportunity to send Mr Sutherland a fairly strong message,'' Andrew Murie, chief executive of Madd Canada, said.
The core components of MADD's campaign are intensive and high visibility law enforcement, mandatory ignition interlocks for all convicted drunk drivers, development and exploration of advanced vehicle-based technology, and community support.
"What [audiences thought] was unique was a black guy talking about MADD," recalls Birch.