Campaigns

This campaign from Quito, Ecuador, illustrates how different speeds can be the difference between life and death and encourages drivers to follow speed limits.

This campaign from Brazil highlights the personal and social harms caused by alcohol and calls for higher alcohol taxes—a proven way to reduce consumption and harms.

This campaign from Brazil highlights the personal and social harms caused by alcohol and calls on Brazil’s senators to implement higher alcohol taxes, a proven strategy to reduce consumption and harms. 

A campaign on alcohol’s effect on family violence ran on social media and buses across Mexico and reached nearly 25 million people.

A campaign on alcohol’s effect on family violence ran on social media and buses across Mexico and reached nearly 25 million people.

A campaign on alcohol’s effect on family violence ran on social media and buses across Mexico and reached nearly 25 million people.

The "Slow down for children's future" campaign in Vietnam highlights the importance of implementing and following reduced speed limits in school zones to protect young pedestrians and cyclists.

This enforcement campaign from Bogotá, Colombia, features trauma doctor Juan Manuel Martinez, who explains the dangers of speeding and emphasizes the importance of enforcement in saving lives on the roads.

This campaign highlights how even small variations in kilometers per hour can significantly affect a person’s braking distance and overall ability to stop a vehicle and prevent a crash.

This road safety campaign from Córdoba, Argentina, depicts a car driver who is speeding and crashes into a father and child on a motorcycle. This PSA serves as a reminder that everyone shares the roads and that speeding endangers everyone, particularly motorcyclists who are less protected and more likely to be injured or killed in a crash.