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Tips on Using the 2007 Crackdown Planner

The intent of this promotional planner is to provide you with marketing materials, earned media tools and marketing ideas you can distribute to fit your local needs and objectives while at the same time partnering with other states, communities and organizations all across the country on this promotional program.

This planner includes messaging and templates you may choose from to support your impaired driving initiatives surrounding the National Enforcement Crackdown. The publications available to you can be used in several capacities and are built on the new message platform Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest. These materials also carry the tagline, "Cops are cracking down," which reinforces that law enforcement officials will be on the lookout and focusing attention on impaired drivers.

Please select, tailor, and distribute this planner in a way that best fits your local situation and objectives.

(click HERE for the 2007 Crackdown Planner in Spanish)

Earned Media Materials
News Release
Letter to the Editor
Op-Ed Article
Fact Sheet
TV Spots & Radio Ads

TV Spots
(30 seconds each)

TV Spot - English TV Spot - Spanish

English
High res [6MB]
 Low res [3MB]

Spanish
High res [6MB]
 Low res [3MB]


Radio Announcements
(30 seconds each)

Name
Type
Size
Heart Beat (local spot)
MP3 audio
1MB
Screech BAM!
MP3 audio
1MB
En Español
MP3 audio
1MB
Creative Materials
Checkpoint!
Checkpoint - Car Checkpoint - TruckCheckpoint - Car & TruckCheckpoint - MotorcycleThese posters/print advertisements show a checkpoint where cops are stopping impaired drivers, with the focus being on different drivers. The message is in a format that mimics a summer blockbuster movie poster and, stresses that cops will be coming to your town/street to set up checkpoints. Placement of these creatives would be most appropriate in casual dining restaurants, bars, establishments that sell alcohol and in publications targeting young adults.
Cuffed and Stuffed
Thumbnail Creative Image This poster/print advertisement shows an offender being placed into a police car and the headline "Don't Get Cuffed & Stuffed" as a reminder of the harsh consequences of impaired driving. Placement of this creative would be most appropriate in casual dining restaurants, bars, establishments that sell alcohol and publications targeting young adults.
Get Out of Jail Free?
Get out of jail - Car version Get out of jail - Truck versionThese posters/print advertisements show a car or truck that has been pulled over by an officer and the headline "Get Out of Jail Free Cards Don't Work in Real Life" makes an allusion to the popular board game Monopoly. The message of this ad stresses that life is not a game and that there are serious, real-world consequences for impaired drivers. Placement of this creative would be most appropriate in casual dining restaurants, bars, establishments that sell alcohol, and publications targeting young adults.
Nothing Sobers you Up Like Jail

Thumbnail Creative Image This poster/print advertisement shows an offender who is being cuffed by officers and will be brought to jail for impaired driving. The headline reads "Nothing Sobers You Up Quicker than a Trip to Jail" and, reminds possible impaired drivers that the consequences for impaired driving are stiff. Placement of this creative would be most appropriate in casual dining restaurants, bars, establishments that sell alcohol and publications targeting young adults.

We've Got You Surrounded
Thumbnail Creative Image This poster/print advertisement shows a police officer circling an area on the map that will be the target of law enforcement to stop impaired drivers. The headline reinforces that cops will posted at strategic locations and will be on the lookout for impaired drivers. Placement of this creative would be most appropriate in casual dining restaurants, bars, establishments that sell alcohol and publications targeting young adults.
How About Some Cuffs - Motorcyclists
Thumbnail Creative Image Thumbnail Creative ImageThese posters/print advertisements are targeted toward motorcycle drivers and stress that law enforcement is not only concerned with stopping impaired drivers in cars. The headline on this ad is specifically geared at the rider set, asking how handcuffs would look with their gear. Placement of this creative would be most appropriate in casual dining restaurants, bars, establishments that sell alcohol, and publications targeting older adult males.
Can't Weave Through This Jam - Motorcyclists
Thumbnail Creative Image This poster/print advertisement is targeted toward motorcyclists and, helps eliminate the myth that law enforcement is only concerned with stopping impaired drivers in cars. The headline on this ad is specifically geared at the mentality of the rider set and, stressesthat although they may have flexibility in driving through bumper-to-bumper traffic, motorcyclists won’t be able to navigate through a checkpoint course while impaired. Placement of this creative would be most appropriate in casual dining restaurants, bars, establishments that sell alcohol and publications targeting older adult males.
Cuffed & Stuffed - Outdoor Board
Thumbnail Creative Image This outdoor board shows an offender being placed into a police car and carries the text "Don't Get Cuffed & Stuffed" as a reminder of the harsh consequences of impaired driving.
Cops are Cracking Down - Outdoor Board
Thumbnail Creative Image This outdoor board shows an offender being placed into a police car and the headline "Cops are Cracking Down" as a reminder to drivers that police will be stepping up efforts to curb and catch impaired drivers.
Over the Limit. Under Arrest. - Outdoor Boards
Thumbnail Creative ImageThumbnail Creative Image These outdoor boards introduce the new logo and tagline for the crackdown, and the footers stress to viewers that cops will be stepping up efforts to curb impaired driving.