article_snippet.sent: The Philadelphia Office of Transportation aims to get the city's pedestrians off their phones by sending a man in bubble wrap out to spread their safety message to the people.
article_snippet.sent: A video from The Philadelphia Office of Transportation features characters in 'safety suits' including Bubbleman, a 'Fashionista' wrapped in the poppable material and a young man in flashing lights.
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article_snippet.sent: A video from The Philadelphia Office of Transportation Transportation shows characters such as Bubbleman talking to residents about the dangers of phone usage while walking around the City of Brotherly Love's .
article_snippet.sent: The snarky video's Safety Suiter characters say The snarky video's Safety Suiter characters 'can't think of any other way to not get hit by a car' besides wearing their ridiculous costumes.
article_snippet.sent: The SafetySuiters (played by different actors) are part of a campaign to drive down pedestrian deaths among young people, based around a series of slogans including 'It's road safety, not rocket science' Large signs in Philadelphia that say 'Pick Your Head Up'  are also part of the bid to end phone use, which is thought to contribute to five people being hit per day.
highlights_snippet.sent: Road safety video stars walk streets in bizarre 'safety suit' costumes .
  