Safety advocate dies in highway crash
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A man who founded a non-profit agency aimed at keeping Minnesota roadways safe has died in a highway crash in Chisago County.
The State Patrol says 42-year-old Scott Judd of Andover died Wednesday afternoon when his van collided head-on with a semi on Highway 8.
Judd was the owner and founder of DWI Ride Home. The 24-hour service picks up people at bars, restaurants and homes when they've had too much to drink.
KARE-TV says the driver of the semi, 51-year-old Larry Christensen of Luck, Wis., suffered minor injuries.
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Information from: KARE-TV
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