Louise Cliffe and Steven Carroll with PC Roy Lunio. This accident wasn't for real — but there could be plenty that are this Christmas.
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Danger of driving after the night before
Date published: 22 December 2009
LOUISE Cliffe and Steven Carroll provide a graphic illustration of the consequences of drink-driving.
The young actors staged the aftermath crash in Oldham town centre — complete with bloody injuries and a wrecked car.
The hard-hitting “Mourning After” campaign by the Greater Manchester Drivesave partnership aims to stop revellers from getting behind the wheel the morning after a night out.
System One Travelcards also gave away free Day Savers allowing unlimited travel on any bus in the region for one day.
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It’s a shame they don't think drugs, at least 3 times a week I see people openly smoking pot while driving....... they never seem to get stopped
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I saw the "mourning after" campaign in Manchester city centre a couple of weeks ago and I thought it was a very good campaign.
If it prevents one person from drink-driving, it has served a purpose, as this could potentially save a life.
By straight talker @ 22/12/2009 15:06:25