Vote for OL's PSAs in the People's Telly Award (YouTube) Contest!
WASHINGTON, DC, May 27, 201 - Operation Lifesaver (www.oli.org) wants you to check out our entries in the People’s Telly Award contest, open now on YouTube. You can add your vote for Operation Lifesaver’s new distracted driving videos.
Please click on each of the links below to take a look and vote THUMBS UP for both of Operation Lifesaver’s 30-second distracted driving PSAs (public service announcements). It only takes a minute, and the final rating period ends June 11.
Male Buddies (humorous) OL Distracted Driver spot:
http://www.youtube.com/tellyawards?x=k3xXENd1GS0
Female (serious) OL Distracted Driver spot:
http://www.youtube.com/tellyawards?x=wuETqpQoiLo
“These new PSAs are winning raves from rail safety advocates across the nation, and we are proud to have entered them in this year’s Telly Awards,” says Helen Sramek, president of Operation Lifesaver, Inc. “Through YouTube, we can remind millions of drivers about the importance of avoiding distractions at all intersections, including highway-rail grade crossings. The PSAs are also being shared by our safety partners in the Facebook community, further increasing their reach,” Sramek noted.
Please click on each of the links below to take a look and vote THUMBS UP for both of Operation Lifesaver’s 30-second distracted driving PSAs (public service announcements). It only takes a minute, and the final rating period ends June 11.
Male Buddies (humorous) OL Distracted Driver spot:
http://www.youtube.com/tellyawards?x=k3xXENd1GS0
Female (serious) OL Distracted Driver spot:
http://www.youtube.com/tellyawards?x=wuETqpQoiLo
“These new PSAs are winning raves from rail safety advocates across the nation, and we are proud to have entered them in this year’s Telly Awards,” says Helen Sramek, president of Operation Lifesaver, Inc. “Through YouTube, we can remind millions of drivers about the importance of avoiding distractions at all intersections, including highway-rail grade crossings. The PSAs are also being shared by our safety partners in the Facebook community, further increasing their reach,” Sramek noted.