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"A poster of a urinal has been put up in a pub toilet to try and deter drink-driving. The caption on the poster at Cinema Public House in Vancouver reads: &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;re peeing here, you&amp;#039;re too drunk to drive.&amp;quot; Kevin Barclay from Taxi Vancouver - the advertising firm that fitted the poster - revealed that they might have to consider moisture-resistant paper if men started thinking it was a real urinal, but no case of this has happened yet. The firm has partnered up with Sober Ride, a Vancouver designated-driver service which allows drunk car owners to have their car driven home for them by a designated driver sent from the firm. The dial-a-driver program&amp;#039;s number is pasted above the urinal image. Sober Ride founder Jason Wu is very aware of the dangers of drink-driving. &amp;quot;I just want to see people get home safely and not crash their cars and get DUIs,&amp;quot; Wu told Canoe News. &amp;quot;We charge people a fare to drive their cars, based on kilometres driven. It generally works out to be $10 more than a taxi. &amp;quot;People are quite receptive to that because if they taxi home, they&amp;#039;ll have to taxi back in the morning and leave their car behind.&amp;quot; &amp;gt; 38 million Americans shop online on the toilet &amp;gt; Giant public toilet sculpture installed in London - pictures "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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