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Videos

GOHS Georgia - YouTube
© GOHS Georgia
The Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety YouTube Channel has several highway safety awareness PSAs and video clips.

Embrace Life
© SSRP UK
The Sussex Safer Roads Partnership (SSRP) exists to make the roads of Sussex County, UK safer for all road users.

Untitled (How Could This Happen To Me?)
© Simple Plan.
Alternative Rock band "Simple Plan" wanted to tell a story with this music video: the story about all of the innocent victims affected by drinking and driving.

Heaven Can Wait
© Cannes Lions for Axion of Belgium.
This dramatization contrasts wearing a seatbelt with the alternative.

Real-life driving clips
© DriveCam
Unsafe, drowsy, and distracted driving, faulty equipment and more! DriveCam designs and markets video systems used to monitor driving behavior and determine liability in a crash. The company was founded in 1998 by Gary Rayner following an incident of road rage. *Some clips contain graphic language*

BluTube Police Pursuits
© Police One
These real-life police pursuit clips show the results of speed, inattention, and high-risk choices while driving. *Some clips contain graphic images and language*

Ohio State Highway Patrol Video Gallery
© Ohio State Highway Patrol
These real-life clips stress the importance of slowing down near emergency scenes. *Some clips contain graphic images and language*

S.A.F.E. Video/Photo Gallery
© S.A.F.E.
Florida-based "Stay Alive From Education" has a collection of video clips, photos, and power point presentations focused on the importance of wearing seatbelts in a crash.
*Some clips contain graphic images and language*

SUV Driver Hits Pedestrian in Atlanta Then Flees Scene
© WGCL CBS 46 via Clipsyndicate
This clip aired on metro Atlanta news on November 6, 2007.

MADD PSA's
© MADD
Alcohol is the No. 1 drug problem among America's young people and is a factor in the leading cause of death for youth: motor vehicle crashes. The average age youth begin to drink is 12.8 years. In 2004, alcohol-related traffic deaths increased for the first time in 5 years to 16,653 - the largest percentage increase on record. MADD PSA's address alcohol use and abuse.

The Anti-Drug PSA's
© theantidrug.com
The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy launched the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign in 1998. Dozens of PSA's educate and empower youth ages 9-18 to reject illegal drugs. They target vulnerable middle-school adolescents, their parents, and other adults who influence the choices young people make.

Booster Seats and Child Passenger Safety Week PSA
© NHTSA
A full 15 minute reel of quality child safety seat information from NHTSA.

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Photos

Wrecked Exotics
        © wreckedexotics.com The kid in all of us (regardless of age)
        dreams of racing down the road in an exotic sports car. The images
        here tell real-life story of when many of those dreams crashed
      to an end.

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