By 1982, MADD had established 100 chapters over the nation. MADD starred in magazines as well as on TV. It addressed lawmakers, presenting not just data, but the faces of the victims of drunk drivers. Thanks to their efforts, President Reagan signed into legislation the Uniform Drinking Age Act in 1984. MADD expanded its campaign from "Don't Drive Drunk" to "Do not Drink and Drive." Take a taxi or a Limo as an alternative. To accomplish this, it offers recommended greater drink fees, reduced driving while intoxicated arrest thresholds, and roadblocks built to frighten individuals from social ingesting. It has in addition produced Victim influence Panels, where individuals convicted of driving while intoxicated hear the tales of moms and dads, family members and buddies of victims of driving while intoxicated accidents.

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