
If you’re planning to sell your home, one of the best ways to attract potential buyers and increase your chances...
Have you ever seen a car chase in a TV ad and thought, “That looks dangerous!”? That’s exactly what happened with a recent Twix chocolate commercial, which has now been banned in the UK. The ad showed a high-speed car chase ending with two vehicles stacked like a Twix bar—but regulators said it encouraged reckless driving.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the UK ad watchdog, received five complaints about the commercial. Viewers argued that the ad:
The banned Twix commercial, called “Two Is More Than One,” featured:
Key Complaints | ASA Response |
Showed speeding & reckless driving | Breached Highway Code safety rules |
Made dangerous stunts look fun | Could encourage unsafe driving |
Realistic road scenes mixed with fantasy | Viewers might ignore risks |
Mars-Wrigley, the company behind Twix, argued that the ad was not meant to be taken seriously. They said:
Clearcast, the group that approves UK ads before they air, agreed. They said the ad was clearly exaggerated and not meant to be copied.
But the ASA disagreed.
The ASA ruled that even fantasy ads must follow safety rules. Their reasons:
Realistic driving scenes – The chase looked like real roads, not a cartoon.
Emphasis on speed – Fast music and skid marks made driving seem thrilling.
Dangerous maneuvers – Sharp turns and crashes could inspire risky driving.
Result: The ad cannot air again unless changed.
This isn’t the first time an ad has been banned for dangerous driving. Companies must now:
Avoid showing speeding or reckless stunts—even in jokes.
Make fantasy scenes clearly unrealistic (e.g., flying cars, cartoon physics).
Follow Highway Code rules in all car-related ads
A: The ASA banned it for showing dangerous driving (speeding, skidding) that could encourage unsafe behavior.
A: Yes, but they’d need to edit the ad to remove risky driving scenes.
A: Yes! Car and food ads often get in trouble for glamorizing speeding or stunts.
A: Probably not—banned ads often get more attention online!
The Twix ad ban reminds us that even funny commercials must follow safety rules. While Mars-Wrigley wanted a wild, entertaining ad, regulators prioritized road safety.
If you’re planning to sell your home, one of the best ways to attract potential buyers and increase your chances...
Trending Stories Rick Hurst, ‘The Dukes of Hazzard’ Star, Dies at 79 The 1975 at Glastonbury 2025: Headline Set, Controversies...
Trending Stories The 1975 at Glastonbury 2025: Headline Set, Controversies & What to Expect 1st Muharram 2025: Islamic New Year...
Home About BLOG Contact Project Home About BLOG Contact Project Trending Now The Islamic New Year 1447 Hijri has officially...
Home About BLOG Contact Project Home About BLOG Contact Project Trending Now Renowned Pakistani actor and director Yasir Nawaz shared...
Home About BLOG Contact Project Home About BLOG Contact Project Trending Now On June 24, 2025, Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old...
Trending Stories Pakistani Actor Yasir Nawaz Mourns Brother Waqar Nawaz Death Trump’s Surprise Ceasefire Announcement for Iran and Israel: Latest...
U.S. President Donald Trump shocked the world by announcing a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, two nations locked in a...
On Monday, June 23, 2025, Iran launched a missile attack on the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the largest...
The Middle East is facing major flight disruptions due to the ongoing conflict between Israel, Iran, and the United States....