This spring, MADD plans to launch a companion show for elementary students, Street Smarts, with an emphasis on personal safety, how alcohol affects growing brains and why it is important to make healthy choices. "Fake ID and Street Smarts are important programs in MADD's ongoing efforts to involve young people in the fight against underage drinking and impaired driving," said Webb.
The largest division of General Motors, Chevrolet fulfills the transportation needs of more than 36 million Americans daily -- more than any other auto manufacturer -- and offers the broadest lineup of cars, trucks and vans in the industry.
The Fake ID and Street Smarts programs are also sponsored by Intelli-Check, the acknowledged leader in document verification.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving is a grassroots non-profit organization with a mission to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking. For more information or to book Fake ID for your school, call 1-800-GET-MADD, visit www.madd.org/assembly/ or e-mail MADD at assembly@madd.org.