The Department for Transport and 23red have launched the latest execution of the THINK! campaign, made in conjunction with production company Fully Focused, that aims to encourage young people to confront their friends about drink driving. THINK! is the UK government’s designated road safety campaign, established in 2000. This specific execution delivers on THINK!’s proposition […]
Budweiser is using its new alcohol-free sub-brand, Prohibition, for an ad campaign tackling drink-driving over the Christmas period. The ads, which appear in out of home sites and digital platforms throughout December, are running in collaboration with the Department for Transport’s road safety campaign, THINK! The campaign was created by Anomaly and the media agency […]
In its biggest ever UK responsible drinking campaign, Budweiser has launched a partnership with Uber to offer free rides to all its new users throughout December – helping people plan ahead for their Christmas journeys home. In a bid to help the nation get home safe this festive season, the partnership is part of a […]
More than a quarter (27%) of UK adults will suffer from at least four hangovers during the Christmas period, while 64% expect to overindulge during festivities, according to research from Coca-Cola. The soft drinks giant has published the findings as it gears up for its annual Designated Driver campaign, run in partnership with the Department […]
Diageo has kicked off an anti-drink driving push for its Johnnie Walker brand in conjuction with the Department for Transport’s THINK! campaign and McLaren Honda F1 stars including Jenson Button. The initiative comes as Johnnie Walker celebrates its tenth year sponsoring McLaren and is part of the brand’s global Join the Pact campaign, which aims […]
Over one million people admit that they drink drive once a week, according to figures released to mark the launch of this year’s ‘Designated Driver’ Christmas campaign by Coca‑Cola. One in seven drivers confessed to occasionally getting behind the wheel thinking that they had had too much to drink – although a fifth of people […]