Anti-Drink Driving Campaign
FReD in conjunction with Road Safety Council launched new Anti-Drink Driving Campaign in time for the Holiday Season
To remind the general public of the possible grave consequences of drink driving, Mrs. Jenny To, Chairman of FReD, together with honourable guests Mr. Lawrence Yu, Chairman of Campaign Committee of Road Safety Council, legislators Hon. Tommy Cheung and Hon. Tanya Chan, jointly launched the anti-drink driving publicity campaign on 10 December 2010 in Plaza Hollywood where a “bandaged” car was displayed as a reminder to the public of the risks of drink driving.
The “bandaged” car is part of FReD’s continuous efforts in the fight against drink driving and will serve as a reminder to the general public that there is a lot at risk when you drive after drinking – not only will your car get hurt, you, your passengers and others on the road will also be injured.
To further arouse public awareness, anti-drink driving posters were also posted up in bus shelters and tram shelters all over Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories from 15 December 2010 until 13 January 2011.
To remind the general public of the possible grave consequences of drink driving, Mrs. Jenny To, Chairman of FReD, together with honourable guests Mr. Lawrence Yu, Chairman of Campaign Committee of Road Safety Council, legislators Hon. Tommy Cheung and Hon. Tanya Chan, jointly launched the anti-drink driving publicity campaign on 10 December 2010 in Plaza Hollywood where a “bandaged” car was displayed as a reminder to the public of the risks of drink driving.
The “bandaged” car is part of FReD’s continuous efforts in the fight against drink driving and will serve as a reminder to the general public that there is a lot at risk when you drive after drinking – not only will your car get hurt, you, your passengers and others on the road will also be injured.
To further arouse public awareness, anti-drink driving posters were also posted up in bus shelters and tram shelters all over Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories from 15 December 2010 until 13 January 2011.