Remember Luke Robinson & Slow Down
Posted July 23rd, 2010 Comments (2) | Share | tags: TAC
Over the past two weeks, you may have seen the TAC’s latest campaign with a number of people talking about how a single act of speeding has affected more than 200 lives. This coming Sunday during the MasterChef finale on Channel 10, you will see a three minute montage of all these stories.
It highlights the far reaching effect that speeding can have on the community by looking at the car accident that killed 19-year-old driver, Luke Robinson.
Luke’s friends and family desperately want the community to be aware of the tragic ripple effect caused by every death from speeding. Norm Robinson has said that they would have done anything to make sure his son, Luke, didn’t speed but it’s now too late for them.
Don’t let it be too late for you or your loved ones – remember Luke Robinson and slow down. Please share this important message with all your colleagues, family, friends and contacts.
To find out more about the campaign, visit www.everybodyhurts.com.au.
as a young learner driver, i went to a presentation that this family gave with the tac with my school st josephs the other week. i used to speed when in mums car but after seeing and being touched by this tradgedy am finding myself driving carefully and under the speed limit at all times.