Signal 30 - Full Version / Educational Driving Safety Film

Producer: Highway Safety Films, Inc.; Sponsor: Ohio State Highway Patrol (indirectly). Creative Commons license: Public Domain. Historical driving safety film featuring numerous scenes of wrecked cars and injured / dead people. Produced in cooperation with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and shown to millions of young drivers for over 40 years. CONTENT ADVISORY: Many disturbing scenes of violent deaths and accident scenes; cries of crash victims on soundtrack. One of several Driver's Education films produced by Highway Safety Films, filmed at actual auto accident scenes and consisting largely of color closeups of mangled accident victims.

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[mattsnow81]

Very good film, thanks for posting it. Important message.

[rosaryfilms]

you are very welcome!

[normskilight]

Pretty gruesome, very eye opening. Thanks for the upload.

[rosaryfilms]

thank you for watching!

[nwvfd22]

This needs to be recirculated in today's youth. Today's cheap and laughable American PSA hold no meaning what so ever. I've been preaching this for a few years now, that European PSA about safe driving are infinitely better, but this, or something similar in shock value is what people need to be reminded of.

Thank you for posting this.

[rosaryfilms]

thank you for your comments!

[Tyler Bracken]

thanks for uploading!! im 15 and i jut got my permit and these videos scared the shit out of me,. makes me not want to drive

[bawoman]

Thumbs up if Mad Men brought you here!

[IronManXXX]

I remember these when I had driver's ed...of course...everyone think they are invincible..until it happens....here in TX, they are crazy and no wonder they are so many really bad accidents...

[Andy Meaden]

Will make me drive home a little differently tonight, and I'm 41! Agree with nwvfd22 above, in that it should be shown in all schools today. Shocking!

[jamesaellis]

Those ladies s reams were a siren?

[70Kenny]

As much as I love old cars, this video shows that they were, in the words of Ralph Nader, "Unsafe at Any Speed". If they had seat belts at all, they were lap belts only. Also the instrument panels had chrome and sharp objects that became deadly upon impact, and air bags hadn't been invented yet. I'm grateful for my modern Ford pickup with all of it's safety features.