Caught in a flash

This campaign raises awareness about new safety cameras and the broader range of offences they can detect.
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A woman 'caught in a flash' while texting and driving.

‘Caught in a flash’ focuses on the feeling and recognition of being flashed by a safety camera. The aim of the campaign is to get Western Australian drivers to understand their dangerous driving behaviour will no longer go unseen by making them aware of new safety cameras operating state-wide.

Touching or using your phone?

Incorrectly or not wearing a seatbelt?

Speeding?

You’ll be caught in a flash.

Media channel and creatives

‘Caught in a flash’ utilises a multi-media approach across catch-up/ connected TV, radio, digital, social media, press and out-of-home advertising.

Catch-up & connected TV

Caught in a flash TVC - 30 seconds

Caught in a flash TVC - Short version

Radio state-wide

Caught in a flash 30 seconds radio ad

Press/OOH billboards

Caught in a flash - Press

A press banner with a black background and white text heading that says Caught in a flash with the graphic of a flash on the word. QR code and road safety logo on the left. Safety camera fines to be issued from 8 October 25.

 

A press banner with a black background and white text heading that says Caught in a flash with the graphic of a flash on the word. QR code and road safety logo on the left. Safety cameras now infringing..

Caught in a flash – OOH Portrait

Caught in a flash – OOH Landscape

Social media posts

Caught in a flash videos - Meta 1X1

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Texting

Seatbelt

Speeding

Caught in a flash videos - Meta/TikTok 9 X16

Texting

Speeding

Seatbelt

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Supporting social media material

Additional mobile phone and seatbelt content went live on YouTube and TikTok in August 2025.

Safety cameras

From 8 October 2025, fines and demerit points apply for mobile phone, seatbelt, and speeding offences detected by new safety cameras. Find out more information about safety cameras here.

Announcements

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