It focuses on the dangers of using a phone while at the wheel.
A Westmeath school has created a viral video as part of a new road safety campaign.
Students, teachers, parents and Gardaí took part in Coláiste Mhuire Mullingar's professional production.
It was made to appeal to young people on the dangers of using a phone while driving, so they can be "part of the solution and not the cause."
The idea, which was developed by Student, Ethan Coll, was brought to life by Mullingar Filmmaker, Noel McIntyre, and received funding from Westmeath County Council.
Ethan says the message is getting across to people:
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