MADD and Bobby & Steve’s Auto World
Fight Drunk Driving and Raise Awareness in Local Communities
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Minnesota and Bobby & Steve’s Auto World are working together for its 3rd year to fight drunk driving. The two entities have a passion for their local communities and want to ensure everyone has a safe summer.
A MADD crash car from an actual drunk driving crash will be featured at each of the following locations of Bobby & Steve’s Auto World. The locations are also collecting donations and handing out red ribbons for motorists as their pledge to drive safe, sober, and buckled up.
August 1 – August 7, - Bobby and Steve’s Auto World
10740 Normandale Blvd., Bloomington
August 15 – August 21, - Bobby and Steve’s Auto World
328 S. Cedar Lake Rd., West Minneapolis
August 22 – August 28, - Bobby and Steve’s Auto World
3701 Central Ave., Columbia Heights
August 22 – August 28, Bobby and Steve’s Auto World
7090 21st Ave., Lino Lakes
August 29 – September 4, - Bobby and Steve’s Auto World
3701 Central Ave., Columbia Heights
September 5 – September 11, - Bobby and Steve’s Auto World
1221 Washington Ave. S., Minneapolis
September 12 – September 18, Bobby and Steve’s Auto World,
5801 Nicollet Ave. S., Minneapolis
September 19 – September 25, - Bobby & Steve’s Auto World
10740 Normandale Blvd., Bloomington
September 19 – September 25, - Bobby and Steve’s Auto World
7920 France Ave. S., Bloomington
Please visit a Bobby and Steve’s Auto World today and help stop drunk driving!
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2009 Minnesota Motor Vehicle
Crash Facts are out.
Read more about it here.
In 2009, in Minnesota there were:
3,931 alcohol related crashes.
141 deaths and 2,592 injuries.
Estimated economic cost: $255,889,500
There were 32,756 impaired driving incidents in Minnesota in 2009.
One in SEVEN Minnesota drivers has a DWI on their record.
MADD Minnesota Fall/Winter Newsletter 2009-2010
MADD Minnesota Spring/Summer Newsletter 2010
MADDvocate Magazine online
2010 Support Groups Schedule
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Minnesota State Office
We're dads and daughters, sons and uncles,
friends and neighbors... And mothers.
We're all ages from all walks of life.
We are many colors with one voice
MADD's Mission is to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking.
What MADD Does
MADD is a non-profit, grass roots organization of victims, families, and concerned citizens working in your community to prevent drunk driving and reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by drunk driving.
- Provides support services to victims of drunk driving.
- Attends DWI trials and hearing when requested by victims.
- Advocates for anti-DWI legislation.
- Informs the public on DWI matters and conducts public awareness campaigns.
- Participates in related public awareness and promotion events.
- Provides speakers for civic organizations and school programs.
- Implements school, youth education and prevention programs.
- Works with government, public interest and other victim advocacy organizations.
How MADD Helps
Victims and their families suffer serious physical, psychological and financial damages as a result of an alcohol-related crash. MADD is the largest organization specifically devoted to services for these victims.
- Provides a self-help victim support group.
- Explains rights of victims and the court process.
- Accompanies victims or family members to court upon their request.
- Assists in preparation of victim impact statements at sentencing and parole hearings.
- Provides information and referrals for professional assistance and other services.
- Offers volunteer opportunities for underage drinking prevention, speaking, legislative issues, and victim support programs.
- Provides training program for victims to assist other victims.
Join MADD’s Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving
Sign the Pledge to support the Campaign!
MADD General Information Presentation
Upcoming Events:
All meetings are held at the St. Paul office unless otherwise noted.
August 24
Victim/Survivor Support Group
September 21
Volunteer Orientation
September 23 - 25
MADD’s 30th Anniversary
September 25
St. Cloud Area Walk Like MADD
September 28
Victim/Survivor Support Group
October 26
Victim/Survivor Support Group
November 2
Volunteer Orientation
November 23
Victim/Survivor Support Group
December 7
Volunteer Orientation
December 14
Candlelight Vigil


