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In-Car Smoking Bans Edit
Kids in The Car? Pay $200


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In-Car Smoking Bans - Kids in The Car? Pay $200
Kids in The Car? Pay $200
Published: Aug 19, 08
Views: 1,254

Does this ad disturb you? That’s the point. This print awareness campaign was created for the city of Okotoks, Alberta, and is meant to make people aware of a new smoking bylaw. The new rule says that anyone who smokes with children in the car is subject to a $300 fine.

The ad copy reads, “If this offends you… smoking with kids in a car isn’t any different.”

The retro image looks much like you might imagine the Marlboro to have looked at home with his baby, exhaling a thick puff on smoke into the baby’s face.

Check out some more smoking awareness campaigns and anti-smoking innovations below.

References:  calgary.ctv

Filed In:  health lifestyle regional world






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