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	Organization: Dept of Transportation (DOT)     Type Subject Topic Official Name Primary Target Demographic Safety Auto Safety Increase awareness of blind spots when driving "No-Zone" / "Share the Road Safely" Automobile Drivers General Population Safety Auto Safety Educate the public on the dangers of running red lights "Stop Red Light Running" Adults Automobile Drivers Environment Pollution Decrease traffic congestion and air pollution through public awareness "It All Adds Up to Cleaner Air" Adults Automobile Drivers Environment Awareness Encourage excavators to learn of underground utilities before digging "Dig Safely" Business: Large Corporations Business: Small Specific Occupation Safety Auto Safety Prepare automobile owners for safe driving during the holidays "Check-in, Check-up, Check-out" Adults Automobile Drivers Safety Auto Safety Inform the public of the dangers of driving too fast "Speed Shatters Life" Adults Automobile Drivers General Population Safety Auto Safety Educate workers on the dangers of drowsiness while driving "Wake Up and Get Some Sleep" Automobile Drivers Specific Occupation Safety Auto Safety Encourage proper safety belt usage "Buckle Up America!" Government Employees Automobile Drivers Adults Safety Auto Safety Discourage drinking and driving "You Drink & Drive. You Lose." Adults Automobile Drivers Safety Auto Safety Inform the public of traffic safety information "Safe & Sober" Adults Automobile Drivers Safety Auto Safety Create awareness of the dangers of driving through work zones "Get the Picture. Listen to the Signs." Automobile Drivers Adults Safety Auto Safety Educate drivers how to read road signs "Read Your Road" Automobile Drivers Adults Safety Auto Safety Inform new drivers about work zone hazards "Turning Point" Automobile Drivers Young Adults: College Students Young Adults: Teenagers (Ages 13-19) Safety Auto Safety Through a large public display, inform drivers about the work zone dangers. "Enhancing Safety and Mobility in Work Zones" Adults Automobile Drivers Safety Auto Safety Improve pedestrian safety "Everyone is a Pedestrian" Automobile Drivers General Population Drinking Health Decrease underage drinking "Zero Tolerance Means Zero Chances" Young Adults: Teenagers (Ages 13-19) Safety Seat Belts Encourage truck drivers to buckle their seat belts "Be Ready. Be Buckled" Adults Specific Occupation Drinking Health Underage drinking and driving. Zero Tolerance Means Zero Chances. Youth (General Ages 13-30) Drinking Health Drinking and driving. Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk.; Designated Driver Campaigns Youth (General Ages 13-30) Drinking Health Drinking and driving. You Drink & Drive. You Lose. Youth (General Ages 13-30) Drinking Health Drinking and operating motorcycles. Ride Straight Automobile Drivers

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