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THINK! Christmas Drink Drive

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Website feedback form

We would like to find out more about your experience of our new website through this feedback form. This will help us to further develop it into a more helpful…

Mates for Life 2023

…paid promotion. We are supporting these with new paid out of home assets to target our audience closer to the moment of risk. These new beermats and digital posters encourage…

THINK! Restart Activity

THINK! has launched a new series of social films in response to easing of Covid-19 restrictions and high-risk young male drivers returning to busier roads. Supporting the Government’s Safer Transport…

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Mobile phones

…crash if you use your phone. Your reaction times are 2 times slower if you text and drive using a hands-free phone than if you drink drive, and this increases…

THINK! launches a new website with downloadable campaign resources.

Today THINK!, the government’s flagship road safety campaign, launched a new website to help support road safety campaigns and education in England and Wales. The new website brings together the…

Christmas drink drive campaign uses friends’ influence to help save lives

…THINK! campaign starting today (7 December 2017). For this year’s campaign, which runs to January 1 (2018), THINK! has teamed up with Kiss FM duo Rickie and Melvin, who will…

Road safety campaigns and advice