Don't Call People When They're Driving, Or Else…

by Edward Niedermeyer

Published: April 27th, 2010

don t call people when they re driving or else

… you’ll get covered in red food coloring? Or is this ad by Mudra Group for the Bangalore Traffic Police [from Copyranter via Daily Dish] trying to say something else? Meanwhile, when do we get an Oprah Winfrey version of this spot?

#Advertising #DistractedDriving #India #PR #Safety #Traffic

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TonyJZX on Apr 28, 2010

what about peter north?

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A is A on Apr 29, 2010

In fact the blame should be on not-so-bright people who attend the telephones while driving. One must not never forget one is handling a very dangerous weapon while driving. While driving I never do, nor I engage in disputes over this and that with passengers. I am focused on the road. Smart effective ads, nonetheless.

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