Anti-drink driving - 'Shame' campaign
Dawn Reid, Pamela Baird, Julie Anne Bailie and David Lyle
This silver-winning paper demonstrates how ‘Shame’ the anti–driving campaign contributed to 97% awareness, with 75% being ‘very influenced’ by it; a 68% improvement in zero alcohol safe driving perceptions; a 35% decline in the acceptability of driving after ONE drink among the target audience; an improvement in the perception that drink driving is ‘extremely shameful’, increased to 97%; the
target audience were responsible for 13.5% fewer deaths in 2001 compared to 2000.
Agency: McCann-Erickson Belfast | Authors: Dawn Reid, Pamela Baird, Julie Anne Bailie and David Lyle |
SILVER
AWARD
'Shame'
AntiDrink Driving
The
Department of the
Environment Northern
Ireland
THE
CONTEXT
Northern
Ireland has the
highest levels of road
traffic fatalities and
injuries in the UK as
shown in Figure
1. The problem costs
the economy of Northern
Ireland around 450
million a year, as shown
in Table 1.
TABLE
1: ECONOMIC COST OF ROAD
CASUALTIES
Number | Value
per casualty | Total
m... |