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Showing posts with label PSA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PSA. Show all posts
Monday, October 05, 2015
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
I don't know if it will make it on American TV, but it should
A Welsh public service announcement is controversial due to the graphic nature of the video, but it's absolutely the best way to impress upon teens and others the dangers of texting whilst driving.
For information about the controversy:
Is PSA about texting while driving too graphic?: New spot aimed at teens portrays a bloody automobile accident in detail
To view the entire video [warning it is both graphic and realistic, and it's meant to be]
Bravo to the Gwent police of Wales for having this video made, and to Peter Watkins-Hughes who directed it. As you may recall, I related an incident where a boy was killed in Glasgow (here in Kentucky) when his friend was texting on her cell phone, ran a stop sign, and a semi truck hit the car. This is a growing problem. Apparently texting and e-mailing on a phone or other device makes it 23 times more likely that there will be an accident, according to the Today show video above.
Every teen should be shown this video.
Please think before you text.
For information about the controversy:
Is PSA about texting while driving too graphic?: New spot aimed at teens portrays a bloody automobile accident in detail
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To view the entire video [warning it is both graphic and realistic, and it's meant to be]
Bravo to the Gwent police of Wales for having this video made, and to Peter Watkins-Hughes who directed it. As you may recall, I related an incident where a boy was killed in Glasgow (here in Kentucky) when his friend was texting on her cell phone, ran a stop sign, and a semi truck hit the car. This is a growing problem. Apparently texting and e-mailing on a phone or other device makes it 23 times more likely that there will be an accident, according to the Today show video above.
Every teen should be shown this video.
Please think before you text.
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