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Uploaded by on Dec 8, 2009

Historically the percentage of drivers who have died with a BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration) exceeding 0.05 was around 37%. By the end of 1992 the Bloody idiot campaign had reduced that to 21%.

Joey shows the outcome of a cocksure young bloke who insists on driving after drinking with tragic consequences. It concludes with him in hospital crying, I killed my brother.
Launched: 1998.
Victorian Road Toll that year: 390.
http://www.tac.vic.gov.au
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  • what a good actor lol

  • @Miztammik

    i think once technology becomes more advanced , we should set cameras everywhere and start arresting drivers responsible for the death of someone else

  • if he didnt swerve like that they both would of lived

  • aw he's only a little dead you bloody idiot!

  • If you drink, then drive, you're a bloody idiot ... i love this... i put this message on my car, I hope I can do something with it in my country where almost everybody is drinking and driving!!!

  • @bernardus4646 Correct, but you have to admit it looks like a SAW trap.

  • JOEY!

  • @snipergirl21 yep but the Malaysian one has the storyline set @ night. Anyway, Jeff and Joey have still one in common: Their brothers killed them.

  • Pins in the skull and others in the cheek bones with a completely unrestrained neck would make me think that this apparatus in nothing to do with the neck but more likely a fixation of facial bones fractures.

  • Actually, the metalwork is nothing at all to do with his neck. He's moving his neck freely. It's some kind of facial bones fixation.

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