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Boston Tops List for Drunkest Cities in U.S.; Drunk Driving Car Accidents in Massachusetts Likely in 2012

The polls are in and according to The Daily Beast’s 2011 list of the 25 Drunkest Cities in the United States, Boston ranks in at number one! Our city moved up from 8th place in the 2010 poll. While it’s nice to be a winner, being number one for drunkest…

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Drunk-Driving Car Accidents in Massachusetts Expected to Increase Through Holidays

A female driver is facing motor vehicle homicide while intoxicated and negligent driving charges after a recent Haverhill car accident. The accident happened just outside a doughnut shop when she hit and killed a woman who was picking up doughnuts for her church. She was arrested and held on a…

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Female Arrests for Drunk Driving in Massachusetts, Nation on the Rise

Women are being arrested for drunk driving in Massachusetts more and more nowadays. According to a recent release from the Traffic Injury Research Foundation, the number of drunk driving arrests among women has skyrocketed in recent years. A near 40 percent increase over the last ten years to be exact.…

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Statewide Campaign to Stop Drunk Driving Accidents in Massachusetts through New Year’s

Drunk driving car accidents in Massachusetts are expected to be a common occurrence through the remainder of the year. Each year, the holiday season sees more car accidents than any other time of the year. To combat drunk drivers and to prevent these accidents, the Watertown police recently made an…

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Republicans Request Stiffer Penalties to Reduce Risks of Drunk Driving Accidents in Massachusetts

Reports indicate that those who have been convicted of operating under the influence (OUI) charges are being handed lenient sentences and minimal punishments in the state. Melanie’s Law was passed six years ago in the state to keep drunk drivers off of our roadways and to prevent drunk driving accidents…

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Candlelight Vigil Remembers Victims of Drunk Driving Accidents in Massachusetts

Fatal alcohol-related car accidents in Massachusetts rank our state at 31st in the U.S. In 2009, there were nearly 110 people who died in the state because of drunk driving accidents. These accidents cost tax payers nearly $800 million, according to the Berkshire Eagle. Recently, friends and family members of…

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Death Notification Can Result in Trauma for Survivors of Drunk-Driving Accidents in Massachusetts, Nationwide

Families who get the news that a family member or other loved one has been killed in a drunk driving accident in Worcester, Brockton, Waltham or elsewhere in the state can’t usually take the news standing up. If you have never experienced it, it must certainly feel like a knife…

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Massachusetts Receives Three-Star Rating for Efforts to Reduce Drunk Driving Accidents Statewide

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is celebrating the fifth anniversary of its Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving. Substantial progress has made over the last five years to reduce the number of drunk driving accidents in Massachusetts and nationwide. On a five-star scale, the nation overall is currently rated at a…

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Alcohol Consumption at Massachusetts Tailgating Events Increases Risk of Alcohol-Related Accidents

A tailgating accident at a recent Harvard-Yale football game ended in deadly disaster. The Harvard Crimson reports a U-Haul truck came barreling into a crowd of people who were tailgating prior to the game. The truck driven by a Yale student struck three women prior to running into another U-Haul…

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Thanksgiving: A Common Holiday for Drunk Driving Accidents in Massachusetts, Nation

Thanksgiving is a time to gather with friends and family and to give thanks. Unfortunately, this is also a time when our roadways will be crowded and more dangerous than ever. There will be nearly 40 million people who will travel more than 50 miles to join friends and family…

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