‘Drink a little – risk a lot’, new THINK! campaign warns

12.13 | 20 November 2024 | |

THINK! has launched a new winter campaign to highlight the consequences of even a few drinks before driving.

Research shows 50% of young male drivers say they intend to be sensible but often get carried away when socialising, putting themselves at risk.

The campaign aims to challenge young male drivers’ perceptions around personal limits, by raising awareness that even a little bit of alcohol can put them – and their licence – at risk.​

The creative uses eye-catching illustrations and animations that show a driving licence disappearing into a pint of beer. 

Campaign assets highlight the impact licence loss can have on a person’s freedom, social life, even their job, as well as the risk of injuring themselves or others – consequences that research shows resonate strongly with the target audience. 

The campaign will run across Snapchat, Reddit, Facebook and Instagram, online video channels including YouTube and Twitch, billboards within 100 metres of pubs in England and Wales, and beermats and washroom posters in pubs and bars to influence risky behaviour in the moment.

A 30 second advert will run across Kiss, Capital, Radio X and TalkSPORT, podcasts and digital audio channels. THINK! has also partnered with The Fellas podcast, as an influential voice for the target audience.

This winter, THINK! is also joining forces with industry to launch THINK! 0%, a brand new, partner-led platform aiming to encourage drivers to always opt for 0% over an alcoholic drink if they’re getting behind the wheel.

Assets are available to download via the THINK! website and are free for organic use. For information on using the assets through paid media channels please contact dftpublicity@dft.gov.uk


 

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