Seriously: Topless blondes used in Danish road safety campaign
Posted on 28. Nov, 2006 by Jonathan Cherry in Uncategorized
We here at Cherryflava HQ really believe that we can make a positive contribution by highlighting innovative worldwide trends that can be successfully implemented right here in the RS of A.
As we approach the festive season, which also signals the start of our favourite national sport; of ‘kill or be killed while traveling like a possessed retard to your chosen seaside holiday destination’ – we thought we’d share with our traffic authorities the details of a highly successful Danish traffic safety campaign.
Danish road safety officials
responding to the fact that speeding vehicles are blamed for 25% of
road deaths in Denmark, have dreamt up a TV road safety campaign which involves topless blonde women called the Bikini Bandits.The TV ad [NSFW] is a spoof news report where topless blondes in hot pants
strategically positioned at the side of the road carry traffic signs
showing the Danish speed limit: 50km/h.
So far – the idea has been surprisingly successful. But somehow [sigh] we just don’t think its gonna convince our traffic police to do something similar.
Danish ad makes road safety sexy – BBC
See the ad right here after the jump….
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I wish these adds were in other countries…..