Insurance Firm Places Crumpled Cars On Moscow's Streets To Highlight Speed Dangers

Muscovites Can Change Locations Of Wrecked Cars Using Google Maps

Published On
Oct 07, 2013

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To highlight the dangers of speeding in Moscow and draw attention to the city's terrible accident rate, insurance brand Alfa Strakhovanie is placing burned-out cars on streets to draw attention to road danger - and is asking ordinary people to choose the locations.

Moscow saw road traffic accidents resulting in 258,618 injuries and 27,991 deaths last year, and violation of the speed limit is a major contributor to these statistics.

The campaign, by WPP-owned local agency Hungry Boys, uses social networks to invite people to visit its website at crushthespeed.com, where they click on an interactive map to choose an area they believe is dangerous. Members of the public can then place one of seven burned-out cars, donated by people after previous accidents, in the place (the brand says this is more effective than either a road sign or a wreath of flowers to mark the scene of a fatal accident). The cars are moved to different locations every week.

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Date
Oct 07, 2013
Agency :
Hungry Boys
Brand :
Alfa Strakhovanie
Client :
Alfa Strakhovanie
Creative Director :
Vlad Sitnikov
Creator/Copywriter :
Arthur Miroshnichenko
Motion Design :
Max Malakhov
Producer :
Victor Kozlov
Designer :
Ilya Shakirov
Programmer :
Anton Perepelitsyn

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