Top 10 Most Shocking Anti-Speeding campaigns

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Top 10 Most Shocking and Impressive Anti-Speeding Universal Campaigns That Will Make You a Safer Driver. Your Car is a loaded weapon . And everyone in it has their finger on the trigger. Warning: some videos are graphic. № 1 - Motorcycle Reconstruction - TAC tv road safety commercial The campaign, titled "Reconstruction", features a slow motion replay of a crash involving a motorcyclist and a car. The ad graphically depicts the rider suffering a broken neck as a result of his speeding prior to the collision. Transport Accident Commission Victoria. http://www.tac.vic.gov.au https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4W83YH_O5_k7KuY0JoTAzg № 2 - "Reconstruction" TAC anti speed TV ad On this occasion investigator fronts the camera to reinforce the Wipe off 5 message with a graphic demonstration of how a car driving just 5 km/h faster can impact on the severity of injuries sustained by a vulnerable road user such as a pedestrian.. This was one of the most complex commercials ever made in Australia. One 20 frame sequence took visual effects teams in two cities 10 days to complete. Launched: 2006. http://www.tac.vic.gov.au https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4W83YH_O5_k7KuY0JoTAzg № 3 - "Numbers" campaign Many people feel comfortable behind the wheel, regularly driving at speeds out of habit but forget that their driving affects others. While they’re not deliberately ignoring other people who they share the road with, they’re just not conscious of how their speed affects them. They don’t like it when others drive a little too fast in their patch, yet they don’t consider the fact that their speed, outside of their patch, makes others feel vulnerable. This campaign encourages the audience to see that other people feel exactly the same way as they do when others drive too fast in their patch. Ultimately the goal is to get them to choose to slow down; not just to avoid a ticket but because of the effect their speed has on others. After all, no one should be made to feel unsafe on or near the road. http://www.nzta.govt.nz/ № 4 - DOE Road Safety "Classroom"(Northern Ireland) This is the DOE anti-speeding video that ignited Twitter complaints about traumatizing viewers. We don't want to spoil the plot, but let's just say that you won't be spared the full view of the impact. Shame on you. № 5 - "Just Slow Down" campaign Just Slow Down is a public awareness campaign to help drivers understand the relationship of excessive speed to traffic collisions, injuries and fatalities. The consequences of a single moment in time can be catastrophic. Excessive speed not only contributes to loss of vehicle control and greater incidence of collision, but a reduction of just a few kilometers per hour during impact can mean the difference of life and death…walking away and long-term disability. Drivers and pedestrians alike deserve to feel safe on Winnipeg streets. An overall reduction in driving speed CAN and WILL make a difference. http://justslowdown.ca/ № 6 - Road Safety Campaign teen-anti speeding UK Warning Young Drivers about the dangers of peer pressure, this micro budget short film forms a small part of the Drive SMART initiative by Surrey County Council. Directed by Phil Tune https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwhaghHohvSAxWoq0xhK_lA № 7 - Right Angle Collisions - Just Slow Down Campaign The key objective in this year’s new Just Slow Down message is the relative difference in result when there is a right-angle collision involving a vehicle travelling the speed limit compared with a vehicle travelling 20 km faster. In the first instance a mother and her two children are hit broadside in an intersection by a vehicle travelling the speed limit of 50 km/hour. The family is badly shaken but relatively unhurt. In the second instance the offending vehicle is travelling 20 km/hour over the speed limit. The results are catastrophic. The mother is severely injured and viewers are left wondering about the condition of the little girl. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxK1p9yEN_vx354vQERMGuA № 8 - "Mum in a Hurry" TAC's anti speed TV ad The target of speeding messages was broadened with this commercial that shows how the pressures of time and a busy day cause a Mum to rush from one thing to the next. The outcome is depicted in one of the most graphic crashes ever shown, accompanied by a shocked mothers cries of Scottie. Dont fool yourself, speed kills Launched: 1995. http://www.tac.vic.gov.au https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4W83YH_O5_k7KuY0JoTAzg № 9 - DOE Road Safety (Northern Ireland) - 2007 "Mess" Campaign Engineered by Bickers Action Song in "I Cant Take My Eyes Off You (Off You)" by Avrutin Ft. Charlie James. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz9AgroJZOTHTK2RCCW4-Cg № 10 - Funny Thai anti-speeding campaign