Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is warning people to be safe this Halloween.
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Prince Edward Island (PEI) will mark its first annual Project Red Ribbon Day this Sunday, with MADD Canada volunteers joining Island police at roadside sobriety checkpoints to raise awareness about ...
According to ICBC, an average of 65 British Columbians are killed every year from impaired drivers, a fifth of the province's ...
As Canadians prepare for Halloween festivities, MADD Canada is reminding everyone to plan ahead, drive sober and watch for children, families and other pedestrians enjoying the evening. Every year, ...
New road signs are now on display throughout Kamloops encouraging the public to report suspected impaired drivers. The signs ...
With Halloween falling on a Saturday, local officials are warning about impaired driving and pedestrian safety. Here's what ...
MADD Canada is dedicating its 39 th iconic annual Project Red Ribbon campaign to Suparna and Suranjan Das, honouring their memory while reminding Canadians that impaired driving is not just a ...
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MADD Canada’s Project Red Ribbon returns for its 39th year to promote sober driving during the holiday season, when social gatherings ...
Frank Harris, the director of state government affairs for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce ...
Pictured from left to right are Lisa Pratt, Sergeant Todd Pratt, Officer David Findley and Healeah Watts.
“If you suspect a driver is impaired or observe unsafe driving report it,” said Cpl. Dana Napier, Kamloops RCMP spokesperson.
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