Transit agencies that currently accept alcohol advertising should ban it with a formal agency policy.
Policies should outline monitoring and enforcement protocols and impose steep fines for noncompliance.
2. Agency policy and contract requirements should use model language such as the King County Seattle
Metro Transit Division and the model language section of the Alcohol Justice Out-of-Home Alcohol
Advertising Guide.
3. Transit agencies with policies that allow alcohol ads and weak regulations should instead adopt alcohol
advertising bans as agency policy. The policy can then be incorporated by reference into all present and
future advertising contracts.
4. Legislators should work to ban alcohol advertising on property that the government controls, including
public transportation vehicles and street furniture; and restrict alcohol advertising in out-of-home locations
elsewhere as well.
5. State legislators and Congress should pass legislation that requires transit agencies to adopt policies
that ban alcohol advertising on transit property as a precondition of transportation funding.
6. Transit agencies and corporate advertising contractors should be required to provide public access to
advertising contracts and records, including the alcohol corporations, digital ad images, location,
duration, and revenue generated for each alcohol advertisement accepted.
Transit agencies that currently accept alcohol advertising should ban it with a formal agency policy.Policies should outline monitoring and enforcement protocols and impose steep fines for noncompliance.2. Agency policy and contract requirements should use model language such as the King County SeattleMetro Transit Division and the model language section of the Alcohol Justice Out-of-Home AlcoholAdvertising Guide.3. Transit agencies with policies that allow alcohol ads and weak regulations should instead adopt alcoholadvertising bans as agency policy. The policy can then be incorporated by reference into all present andfuture advertising contracts.4. Legislators should work to ban alcohol advertising on property that the government controls, includingpublic transportation vehicles and street furniture; and restrict alcohol advertising in out-of-home locationselsewhere as well.5. State legislators and Congress should pass legislation that requires transit agencies to adopt policiesthat ban alcohol advertising on transit property as a precondition of transportation funding.6. Transit agencies and corporate advertising contractors should be required to provide public access toadvertising contracts and records, including the alcohol corporations, digital ad images, location,duration, and revenue generated for each alcohol advertisement accepted.
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