Information Campaigns
Information campaigns can be used to raise awareness of initiatives designed to reduce road casualty levels. Examples include:
- Decade of Action by World Health Organization and Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (2011-2020)
- traffic awareness campaigns such as the "one false move" campaign documented by Hillman et al.
- Speeding. No one thinks big of you. (New South Wales, Australia, 2007)
- Road Safety is no Accident World Health Organization
- Designated driver campaign, (U.S., 1970s-present)
- Click It or Ticket, (U.S., 1993–present)
- Clunk Click Every Trip (UK 1971)
- Green Cross Code (UK 1970–present)
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