Title | EYES ON THE FRIES |
Brand | MCDONALD'S |
Product/Service | MCDONALD'S |
Category |
D03. Single-market Campaign |
Entrant
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MCDONALD'S NORWAY Oslo, NORWAY
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Idea Creation
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NORD DDB Oslo, NORWAY
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Credits
Jens Østrem |
NORD DDB OSL |
Creative |
Ingrid Hvidsten |
NORD DDB OSL |
Creative |
Torstein Søreide Skogedal |
NORD DDB OSL |
Creative |
Thomas Larsen Eltvik |
NORD DDB OSL |
Creative |
Aleksander Hetland |
NORD DDB OSL |
Business director |
Gro Marwold |
NORD DDB OSL |
Project manager |
Mats Anderson |
NORD DDB OSL |
Graphic Designer |
Morten Vikanes |
NORD DDB OSL |
Motion graphic designer |
Translation. Provide a full English translation of any text.
Eyes on the fries.
Don't eat and drive. Take a break.
Please tell us how the work was designed / adapted for a single country / region / market.
With the pandemic ravaging the world, people had to socially distance and could only travel in their cars within their country's borders. As one of the biggest supplies of road food, McDonald’s saw a staggering increase in meals bought through their Drive Thru which accounted for 40% of all meals at its peak.
But research shows that inattention behind the wheel is the leading cause behind 33% of serious road accidents.
That’s why McDonald’s Norway launched a road safety campaign, urging people to keep their eyes on the fries-resembling yellow road markings, not the MacFries from McDonald’s.
But this couldn't be done in any country. Norway is one of the few places where there are yellow road markings. A local campaign with an international appeal, since the US have yellow stripes and are often seen in American entertainment, and therefore known to everyone across the globe.