The Algerian Ministry of Transport used real mangled cars from scrap yards and added red paint to **simulate** blood to make the consequences of speeding feel as visceral as possible.
Hey, that’s a thing here in Brazil too! There’s a bunch of dummy crashed cars all over my city; they put them there in hopes to make drivers more conscious of what we’re doing.
DaTobi15 on
Something similar is also in iceland. Below the car there is the number of deaths through traffic accidents.
PowderPills on
Plot twist: that is indeed a real car crash with the real victims still inside. They weren’t sure how the car even landed there anyways, but it is indeed great advertising and then they just dropped the sign there.
Far_Out_6and_2 on
This is nothing new
JayW8888 on
There’s one in shenzhen, china of a car wrapped around a billboard.
Cotton_Square on
Modern day heads on pikes.
Old days: say something against the king, and find your head on the end of a stick by the city gates.
ugltrut on
Real blood and a real corpse too. The family is currently fighting the justice system to have the body of their loved one retrieved so they can bury her
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For those wondering,
The Algerian Ministry of Transport used real mangled cars from scrap yards and added red paint to **simulate** blood to make the consequences of speeding feel as visceral as possible.
The Arabic text “السرعة هلاك ØØªÙ…ÙŠ” translates to “Speeding is inevitable destruction.” this billboard have actually been quite controversial locally; while some think the bluntness could save lives, others argue that making billboards this graphic actually distracts drivers from the road, potentially causing the very accidents they’re trying to prevent.
Why are you posting this everywhere?
Hey, that’s a thing here in Brazil too! There’s a bunch of dummy crashed cars all over my city; they put them there in hopes to make drivers more conscious of what we’re doing.
Something similar is also in iceland. Below the car there is the number of deaths through traffic accidents.
Plot twist: that is indeed a real car crash with the real victims still inside. They weren’t sure how the car even landed there anyways, but it is indeed great advertising and then they just dropped the sign there.
This is nothing new
There’s one in shenzhen, china of a car wrapped around a billboard.
Modern day heads on pikes.
Old days: say something against the king, and find your head on the end of a stick by the city gates.
Real blood and a real corpse too. The family is currently fighting the justice system to have the body of their loved one retrieved so they can bury her
That poor guy.