Innovative Outdoor: Slower Is Better
Posted by steiny on 30. July 2009 - 20:57
To help the Elm Grove Police discourage speeding, we designed die-cut signs and placed them over roadside radar trailers, which were triggered by speeds above 25 mph.
Cramer-Krasselt, Milwaukee
Creative Director: Chris Jacobs
Art Director: Brian Steinseifer
Copywriter: Jim Jodie
Please donate to keep adland alive. The Super Bowl Collection is the worlds one and only. It costs a minor fortune to keep up. If you love our efforts, please donate to keep the archive alive. You may also sponsor us with a large banner, advertise yourself as you help save our common advertising history.
Want to join adland?
Create an adgrunt account for 6 USD.
comments
- Technology news updates
8 min 46 sec ago - ever seen such
10 min 1 sec ago - The article is pointing out
1 hour 16 min ago - Funny thing about websites,
2 hours 15 min ago - That was really dumb
3 hours 12 min ago - Subtle, guys. t(-_-t)
4 hours 31 min ago - I take yours and raise you
5 hours 2 min ago - ... They should have a
5 hours 37 min ago - No idea mate, a bit of a
6 hours 22 min ago - Me neither. But you know.
6 hours 23 min ago


Clever. I like it.
I LOVE it, very nice.
This is awesome.
The best one is "Chance of crash" , the scariest one is "days in hospital bed".
I thought with the current health insurance/system debate in the states the REALLY scary one is "accident bills"....
I just found this post which argues that this campaign misses the target.
Slower Is Better Roadside Speed Campaign Misses on Motivation
Are young males really that stupid? Really?
Post new comment