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Annex B
Road Safety Council Publicity and Campaigns in 2009


January - Launching of Announcements in the Public Interest:  'Support Random Breath Test'  
  - Displaying billboard message at the entrance of Cross Harbour Tunnel to promote the Random Breath Test  
  - Displaying anti-drink driving flyover banner  
  - Displaying anti-drink driving parking meter sticker  
February - Promoting Random Breath Test and the message of 'If you drink, don't drive!' through radio programmes  
March - Promoting the 'Elderly Pedestrian Safety Campaign cum Elderly Road Safety Bus Parade' in partnership with Sham Shui Po District Council  
June - Launching of Announcements in the Public Interest:  'Give Way to Emergency Vehicle'  
  - Promoting the 'Road Safety Vision Song MTV'  
July - Promoting the "Summer Safe Cycling Campaign" in partnership with Tai Po District Council  
  - Promoting safe driving behaviour and 'If you drink, don't drive!' in partnership with Wilson Parking Limited  
  - Providing safe cycling courses to young people during the summer holidays  
September - Promoting the 'Road Safety Council's Annual Launching Ceremony 2009 cum 3C Responsible Drivers Pledging Ceremony' in partnership with various stakeholders  
  - Promoting the '3C Responsible Campaign' through bus roadshow programme  
October - Promoting the 'Elderly Pedestrian Safety Campaign cum Elderly Road Safety Bus Parade' in partnership with Central and Western District Council  
December - Displaying a deformed vehicle at the entrance of the Cross Harbor Tunnel to remind people on the serious consequences of drink driving  
  - Promoting anti-drink driving messages by using outdoor video walls at highly patronised locations  
  - Displaying anti-drink driving messages at eateries across the territory through the television  

 

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