A bar in Toronto has taken a different approach to the drink driving message hoping it will have a massive impact.
The whisky bar, The Emmet Ray introduced special coasters over the St Patrick’s Day weekend, made from the bodies of crashed cars. The coasters have a reminder printed on them and a URL linking drinkers to a free app with alternative transport methods.
Material from cars involved in crashes, obtained from an autobody shop in Toronto has been recycled into the coasters, designed by Arrive Alive, to raise awareness about the risks of driving while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
The Program director Michael Stewart said the campaign’s goal was to spark conversations.
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