Caribbean Auto Safety Commission - Truckin (1999-2009)

Note: The United Caribbean Islands are fictional.
A rather weird but successful PSA from the United Caribbean Islands in 1999.
=== Description ===
The PSA starts off with leisurely driving footage, until it cuts to black. We then see a few photos of wrecked cars, until it fades to black again. There is then text fading in/out:
Its true.
Things like this happen every day.
One accident is all it takes.
Caribbean Auto Safety Commission
and the website link underneath.
== Music ==
The song "Truckin" by Grateful Dead. The audio begins to warp aftera few seconds.
== Variants ==
Apparently, multiple variants of this PSA were produced throughout its time range. 
28 second variant
The 28 second variant aired only during the first 5 weeks of the ad running, according to the website's "PSAs" page. It only shows one of the photos, and cuts immediately to the text. The audio is only a select part, and the audio also does not warp. The ad remained lost for a while, only to be found on September 9, 2021, when a forum post saying "Found this old ad off of one of my old tapes. I have not seen this ad ever before, can someone tell me what it is?" was found. The tape is of very low quality, and has no audio. The forum post got deleted only 3 days after for unknown reasons. The video has been recovered according to someone who saw the post, but they haven't revealed it to the public.
Fake Nordaviland Transport Authorities version
(note: Nordaviland is also a fictional country.)
Apparently, according an old Wayback Machine snapshot of the Nordaviland Transport Authorities website, they have a version of this, which is just a direct clone of the Caribbean one, with a different logo. When this was found, a huge search was started to find this ad. An unkown 4chan user uploaded a mock of this, which many believed to be real. That was until the NAT put out a statement on their site saying they never had one. The reason there was a snapshot is because, 
"We have had a lot of interns to work on the web site in our time. One of the interns thought to put a fake ad on the site because it was funny. Someone had saved the website to Wayback Machine, so now it is there. We are sorry for any trouble caused."
== Availability ==
Was played in cinemas throughout the 2000s. Altough this was a popular PSA from its time, only one YouTube channel has the full ad, most likely due to it being a rare ad at the time. It played rarely in cinemas, and rarely on TV. When analog TV finally shut off for the United Caribbean Islands, 2 channels had this ad running, but videos of this have not yet surfaced.
== Scare factor ==
Medium. The fact that lighthearted music is playing over real images of car crashes is strange. However, there is no gore or anything like that, so its no wonder it got an "All Ages" rating in UC cinemas.
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