Campaign Against Drinking and Driving
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HistoryDrinking and driving began long before automobiles were even invented.
When water was scarce, alcohol lasted longer and was a staple for earlier civilizations.
When automobiles were introduced, but there was no licensing or rules pertaining to driving while drunk.
1969- Teddy Kennedy drove drunk off of a bridge in Martha’s Vineyard, killing passenger Mary Jo Kopechne
MADD and Zero Tolerance movements took off in the 80’s and only continue to spread today.Previous CampaignsU.S. Department of Transportation Over the Limit, Under Arrest
MADD ( Mothers Against Drunk Driving)
A Few Drinks Can Make You a KillerEvery Fifteen Minutes Campaign Grim Reaper

Persuasion Campaign