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Leo Burnett has created a pounds 1.5 million campaign for the Department of Transport to tackle drink-driving.
A 30-second TV ad, 'crash', will run on national, terrestrial channels in the summer and in the run-up to Christmas, to coincide with heavy drinking seasons. It primarily looks to target the new generation of young men who the DoT has identified as becoming complacent about drink-driving.
The idea is to convey that drink-driving is not necessarily drunk-driving and that one or two pints still reduces reaction times and increases the likelihood of having an accident.
The ad opens with a group of men in a bar. The driver in the group grudgingly takes a second pint from his friend who assures him that two drinks are safe. They spot an attractive woman who starts walking towards them but ...