Hard Hitting Advertising
A hard-hitting TV and cinema advert showing people being crushed to death in a road crash has been launched in
The graphic ad shows injuries and deaths resulting from a driver speeding, and a young man laid out in a morgue for identification by his bereaved parents.
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