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Drive for Life: The National Safe Driving Test
Everyone with a driver's license carries the responsibility of keeping our roads and highways safe for everyone. When we get behind the wheel, driving and paying attention to our driving is our only job. How much do you really know about safe driving? Find out by taking the nationally televised "Safe Driving Test". You'll be tested on many questions and receive a wealth of information pertaining to drivers of all ages, aimed at keeping us safe behind the wheel.
25 min, 2006
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Red Asphalt V
Red Asphalt V-- Just out! Brand new for 2006. This latest video is hosted by
a teenager and is primarily intended to influence teen attitudes toward safe
driving, although most adults would surely benefit from viewing it as well. 42,000 people are killed each year in the U.S. as a result of car
crashes. That's equivalent to the loss of two jumbo jets every week.
The video points out that the number one cause of death for teens is car
crashes. There are more than a dozen graphic scenes of dead motorists
consisting of mangled faces and bodies as well as intestines and severed limbs
on the road. It is probably the most graphic of all the Red Asphalt videos and
promises to be the most effective. There are several interviews with the
families and friends of the victims displaying the devastating effect that the
death of their loved one has had on their lives. This video is sure to catch
the attention of the viewer and will hopefully lead to less injuries and
fatalities on the road.
The DVD also includes a Spanish version. Only on the DVD, not the VHS.
2006, 16 min
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Red Asphalt IV
This video came out in 1998. It is less gruesome than the previous ones, yet many find it more touching due to the fact that so many young drivers are injured or lose their lives. Their family and friends are interviewed and it is quite disheartening. For you teens, please remember that, aside from drivers over the age of 65, you have the highest fatality rate of any age group. Contrary to popular belief, you are not made of steel. Be careful on the road. Don't do something foolish that you will regret for the rest of your life.
1998, 12 min
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Red Asphalt III
Produced in 1989, SUVs were just coming into vogue. The DUI laws were still not nearly as strict as they are today leading to some unfortunate incidents on the highways. One particular scene involves an intoxicated driver who rolled over his SUV on the freeway. Unfortunately, the poor victim had his skull severed in half as the vehicle rolled, leaving half of his brain on the roadway to be picked up by the emergency personnel. Please don't drink and drive.
1989, 17 min
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Red Asphalt II
This video came out in 1979. It seems like everyone back then was driving around a huge 3 ton gas guzzler. Normally the larger the car that you drive the safer you will be in an accident, but many people still did not use their seat belts in those days, even though most cars came equipped with them, and the extremely high speed limits contributed to some absolutely devastating accidents. Try to keep your vehicle as close to the speed limit as possible while going with the flow of traffic.
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1979, 14 min
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Red Asphalt I This is the original Red Asphalt from the early 60s. It is very interesting to see all these classic 50 year old cars. Unfortunately, they didn't come equipped with seat belts, much less airbags, so you can image the severity of some of these accident scenes. Did you know that you are 25 times more likely to be killed in an auto accident if you are thrown from your car? Make sure to always use your seat belt.
1964, 13 min
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Brandon's Story
At the end of a long, tiring day, Brandon Silveria had a few drinks at a party, managed to drive his friends home, then wrapped his car around a tree. He spent the next three months in a coma and the next three years in rehabilitation. His speech is slurred, his walk is unsteady and his memory is permanently impaired. You'll hear first hand from Brandon what it's like to fight every day to get his life back to where it was. You'll meet his high school friends who are through college now and moving on. You'll get to know the extraordinary Silveria family and begin to understand where Brandon gets his courage. Most of all, you'll see how many lives can be changed forever by one irresponsible decision.
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28 min, 1995
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Signal 30 Part II: Tragedy & Hope
Nearly 50 years after the release of the all time classic highway safety film, Signal 30, we are pleased to make available to you the new Signal 30 Part II: Tragedy & Hope.
The tragedy is the terrible crashes that take the lives of many and permanently injure others. The hope is in the preventive measures that all of us can take to help avoid such catastrophes.
There's a warning to the audience at the beginning, and for good reason. These images are graphic and gruesome as well as heartbreaking. Families and loved ones separated forever because of tragic automobile crashes. In addition to the highly disturbing images of the dead and dying motorists, safe driving habits such as always buckling your safety belt, observing speed limits, and never drinking and driving are encouraged in an effort to avoid these needless incidents.
Many highly graphic crash scenes are viewed and analyzed. This video is not only difficult to watch, but powerful when digested. It will definitely leave a lasting impression on viewers and will hopefully reduce the number of needless and devastating crashes on our roads.
20 min, 2002
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Signal 30
The automobiles are from the '50s and the commentator?s voice is delivered with an ominous monotone, but the words still have the same meaning today. The crash scenes are stomach turning and graphic, and anyone who views this tape will experience an unforgettable sensation; watching and listening to death, the screams of the seriously injured, the loading of a body bag.
This "mother of all traffic safety" film was taken on-the-scene and many before any emergency medical help arrives. Every scene shows the grizzly results of speeding, drinking and driving, and engaging in other dangerous driving activities. At first, it may seem cruel, cold and harsh to make someone watch this tape, but is there a better lesson on carelessness? Warn the audience, and then watch their reaction to carnage on the highway. It?s a very powerful message. Painful to watch but absolutely unforgettable and sure to leave an indelible message for all drivers who view it.
22 min, 1959
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Mechanized Death
Produced in 1961, this video contains many unnecessary tragedies that occurred because the drivers made bad decisions. From a genre of films that are dated but still very impacting with the message to drivers of all ages. It?s real pain, and there are no words for pain. It?s still spell-binding. Warn your audience, the message is powerful.
28 min, 1961
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Highways of Agony
This is a most disturbing video, but it?s supposed to be. It?s nearly 4 decades old but still powerful and extremely graphic. The opening screen sets the pace: "Due to the graphic nature of this video it is not recommended for children under the age of 14."
Immediately, it begins with bloody torturous images of death and injury on the highways. Yes, it has been many years since the films were taken but the impact is tremendous. In fact, it might be pointed out that this was an era when few automobiles had any kind of restraint device installed, so consequently, many drivers and/or passengers were ejected in the course of a crash. Many safety features that are now standard equipment on most cars were non-existent.
An ambulance was slow to arrive and there were no paramedics or emergency medical personnel standing by to be called into action. Crash victims often died before any medical help arrived. We?ve come a long way with many improvements in safety features for automobiles, safety awareness programs, better highways and roads, and added law enforcement. However, there is still death and injury on our roadways and video brings the message home in dramatic fashion.
20 min, 1969
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Wheels of Tragedy
It?s 1963 and you?re traveling with the highway patrol on a routine day that turns out to be anything but routine. Careless driving results in tragic deaths and graphic scenes for the audience to contemplate.
This video may be dated, but is one of our best selling products, as it still presents a powerful message of the dangers on the road. An eye-opener.
28 min, 1963
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Classic Drinking & Driving Driver Education DVD
These are the "Driver Education Shock" films everyone used to talk about back in the '50s. They used to be shown in schools all across America to scare young drivers from drinking and driving and engaging in other reckless activities. These films marked the beginnings of the American no drinking and driving campaigns, which evolved into more recognizable campaigns such as its ok to party but have a "Designated Driver" and the currently running "Drink Responsibly" commercial advertising campaign.
The DVD contains the following titles:
Title #1: Signal 30
Production Date: 1959
Running Time: 27 minutes
Brief Description: Infamous shock propaganda film featuring lots of wrecks, injuries, and fatal car crashes. One of the most gruesome historical films ever made.
Title #2: Anyone At All
Production Date: 1950's
Running Time: 22 minutes
Brief Description: Strange film which uses a woman in a wheelchair due to a car accident to promote safe driving.
Title #3: Bottle And The Throttle
Production Date: 1961
Running Time: 10 minutes
Brief Description: The name says it all. A drunk driver hits a mother and child, killing the child. Enough said.
Title #4: Few Too Many
Production Date: 19??
Running Time: 11 minutes
Brief Description: Vivid first hand account of drinking and driving.
Title #5: It's Wanton Murder
Production Date: 1946
Running Time: 10 minutes
Brief Description: Classic traffic safety film with lots of accidents. Uses the story of a returned war veteran who is killed in an auto accident to teach safe driving.
Title #6: None For The Road
Production Date: 1957
Running Time: 18 minutes
Brief Description: Lab rats are used to test the effects of alcohol, followed by a story about teenagers who kill themselves while driving drunk.
Title #7: Last Date
Production Date: 1949
Running Time: 14 minutes
Brief Description: Bizarre film in which a girls face gets disfigured in an auto accident.
Title #8:Party's Over
Production Date: 19??
Running Time: 9 minutes
Brief Description: A young woman, played by Penny Marshall, and her boyfriend get into a fatal auto accident on their way to a party. The fun of seatbelts is discussed at the party.
A Little History Lesson:
The social guidance films series is an extensive collection of propaganda films from the 1950's and 60's, when fear, sex, drugs, war, and civil rights were the dominant social guidance topics. When the U.S. servicemen returned home from fighting abroad, the economy began to soar, as a booming population whole-heartedly bought into the rising consumerist American culture. Everything seemed great. But wait - what about those crazy teenagers, susceptible to dangerous, abnormal and subversive influences? To attempt to safeguard American standards, the U.S. government (with the help of many corporations and big businesses) began a campaign to strengthen communities, families, and the overall moral atmosphere in America. As part of this campaign, dozens of films were sponsored that encouraged viewers to follow the social norms of the day. These movies were shown in schools across the country and became quite popular as the production techniques improved and funding for these films increased. Originally, most of the films dealt with the subject of social etiquette and public behavior. However, as the collection of films and filmmakers grew, more challenging, risqué themes were tackled, such as: tobacco, alcohol and drug abuse, sexual abstinence, societal outcasts and strangers, homosexuality, and racial, gender and religious prejudice. Eventually, a film was made for almost every imaginable topic, including less controversial issues such as: community awareness, developing strong friendships, getting married the "right way," respecting the autonomy of elders and those in power, health and hygiene issues, and, yes...even Driver Education! These films are not just entertaining and informative, they are a part of our nation's history.
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Classic Driver's Ed Scare Films
DRIVER'S ED SCARE FILMS VOL. 01
Decent folks paid good money for their teens to see these gory scare films in Driver's Ed classes across America! Some were even shown at traffic and defensive driving schools, ensuring that no one would ever get behind the wheel again...
DRIVER'S ED SCARE FILMS VOL. 02
As if the charred-flesh and head-through-the-steering-column horrors of Signal 30 (color) aren?t enough for you, there are five other gruesome spools of road rage on this second collection of when good drivers go bad!
DRIVER'S ED SCARE FILMS VOL. 03
Thinking about taking a nice quiet drive this weekend? What, are you nuts?! Watch this third volume of Driver?s Ed Scare Films and you?ll undoubtedly never want to get behind the wheel of a car again...
DRIVER'S ED SCARE FILMS VOL. 04
The theory, apparently, is that a good driver is a terrified driver. And what better way to scare people about getting behind the wheel of a car than with this fourth volume of Pegasus? Driver?s Ed Scare Film series...
DRIVER'S ED SCARE FILMS VOL. 05
It Is with great pleasure that Pegasus presents perhaps the most Infamous Driver Scare film of all, The Last Prom. It opens with a smashed car parked in front of a high school. It ends with a funeral. The meat in the middle is perhaps the most haunting visualization of reckless teenicide ever committed to...
DRIVER'S ED SCARE FILMS VOL. 06
American Highways: Way of Life - Way of Death (color) As grim-as-you-like 1970s driver education nightmare film. Still with us? You see, this was exactly the type of film that scared the bejesus out of teenagers across the country, yet did almost nothing to curb the number of car related deaths...
DRIVER'S ED SCARE FILMS VOL. 07
Before you again climb into the Family Death Machine, perhaps you?d best watch this seventh volume of Driver?s Ed Scare Films and learn just how many ways you can get mangled out there.
Carrier or Killer (color): Highway Safety Films finally gets around to making a Truck...
Hell's Highway: The True Story of Highway Safety Films
In 1960, accountant Richard Wayman and photographer Phyllis Vaughn started the Cleveland-based Highway Safety Foundation after amassing a sizeable collection of photos taken at auto crash sites and shooting the all time classic educational film, SIGNAL 30, which incorporated crash site footage. They went on to produce a number of now-legendary auto safety films (including WHEELS OF TRAGEDY and MECHANIZED DEATH) incorporating extremely grisly real-life imagery, which were shown to unsuspecting high school students across the United States in the 1960s and 70s. This two-DVD set takes a probing look into the strange story of the people who made these bizarre and haunting films. While the subject matter is sensationalistic by nature, one is never doubtful that those who made the films did so out of a well-intentioned sense of duty and purpose.
Additional Release Material:
Deleted Scenes
Trailers
Three Complete Driver's Education Short Films:
1. SIGNAL 30 (1959)
2. HIGHWAYS OF AGONY (1969)
3. OPTIONS TO LIVE (1979)
Excerpts From Additional Films, Including:
1. MECHANIZED DEATH (1961)
2. WHEELS OF TRAGEDY (1963)
3. CARRIER OR KILLER (1965)
4. DEATH ON THE HIGHWAY (1965)
5. THE THIRD KILLER (1966)
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91 mins, 2003
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