1 in 3 fatalities on Queensland roads involve speeding*

We open on a crash scene – a student has t-boned a family car. He frantically tries
to open the car door but can’t.

Student: I drive this road twice a day. I hadn’t seen another car in like 10 minutes.

Beside the other car, a dad cries, holding his daughter.

Authorised by the Queensland Government, William Street, Brisbane

We open on a man in the early morning at a suburban t-junction.
He’s a tiler and he’s standing in the middle of a crash site. It’s absolute carnage.

Tiler: I had to speed. I was running late and I can’t cop another spray
from the boss.

Authorised by the Queensland Government, William Street, Brisbane.

We open at a crash site, inside a flipped 4WD, a surfie guy in his early 20s
hangs upside down, still strapped in through his seat belt. His girlfriend hangs
unconscious next to him.

Coastie: I was just overtaking. I needed to give it a bit to get past.

Authorised by the Queensland Government, William Street, Brisbane.

We open on a tam in the early morning at a suburban t-junction.

He’s a tiler, and is standing in the middle of a crash site. His ute is wrapped around a telegraph pole behind him, smashed glass and crumpled body work.

Tiler: I had to speed. I was running late and I can’t cop another spray from the boss.

At another crash site, inside a flipped 4WD, a surfie guy hangs upside down,
still strapped in through his seat belt. His girlfriend hangs unconscious next to him.

Coastie: I was just overtaking. I needed to give it a bit to get past.

We cut to another crash scene – a student has t-boned a family car. The frantically tries to open the car door but can’t.

Student: I drive this road twice a day. I hadn’t seen another car for like 10 minutes.

Beside the other car, a dad cries, holding his daughter.

Authorised by the Queensland Government, William Street, Brisbane.