Firstly it's an articulated HGV, of which there are relatively few in central London. I'd have thought a skip lorry or tipper truck would've been more appropriate (possiblty with 'Keltbray' and lots of skull and crossbones motifs on it), although also more difficult to write a big sign down the side of. Nit-picking maybe, but I'm sure some people are too daft to make the connection between different types of potentailly deadly vehicle.
Also, I'd like to have seen the same concept but from the point of view of a cyclist approaching the back of a lorry. I'd expect that might be more likely to trigger something in the brain in a way that the detached perspective in the actual ad may not.
I've got a couple of criticisms...
Firstly it's an articulated HGV, of which there are relatively few in central London. I'd have thought a skip lorry or tipper truck would've been more appropriate (possiblty with 'Keltbray' and lots of skull and crossbones motifs on it), although also more difficult to write a big sign down the side of. Nit-picking maybe, but I'm sure some people are too daft to make the connection between different types of potentailly deadly vehicle.
Also, I'd like to have seen the same concept but from the point of view of a cyclist approaching the back of a lorry. I'd expect that might be more likely to trigger something in the brain in a way that the detached perspective in the actual ad may not.
Good effort tho', B+