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    Home » McDonald’s Türkiye Launches Campaign Spotlighting Driving Safety
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    McDonald’s Türkiye Launches Campaign Spotlighting Driving Safety

    April 6, 2026
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    McDonald’s Türkiye has launched its “Drink & Drive” campaign, drawing attention to driving safety. Centered around McCafé, the campaign is inspired by the increase in travel during holiday periods and creatively reinterprets a universal road-safety warning through distinctive visual design.

    ISTANBUL, April 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — McDonald’s Türkiye reinterprets a globally recognized message with a creative twist in its new campaign inspired by increased travel during holiday periods. Developed for out-of-home, digital, and print channels, the ‘Drink & Drive’ campaign positions McCafé® around the idea of alertness and attentiveness while driving. The brand’s iconic Golden Arches are also transformed into a bold road line, symbolizing the driver’s focus on challenging journeys.

    McDonald’s Türkiye Launches Campaign Spotlighting Driving Safety

    The campaign draws its essence from the long-standing global road-safety warning, ‘Don’t Drink and Drive.’ McDonald’s Türkiye creatively reinterprets this powerful, universally recognized message through a playful linguistic twist and a unique visual language centered around coffee consumption.

    Reimagining a Well-Known Road Safety Message Through Coffee

    Özdeş Dönen Artak, CMO of McDonald’s Türkiye, commented on the campaign:

    “At McDonald’s Türkiye, we prioritize creating communication that resonates with the real-life moments of our customers. Our new campaign is a creative reflection of this approach. By taking the universally recognized ‘Don’t Drink and Drive’ warning and reinterpreting it through a coffee-oriented perspective, we’ve introduced our own take: ‘Drink & Drive.’ In doing so, we’ve woven McCafé naturally into the narrative. By blending this idea with McDonald’s iconic visual identity, our goal was to create a truly memorable impact. We invite everyone looking to feel good and stay refreshed—whether starting their journey or taking a well-deserved break—to make our coffee their companion on the road.”

    Türkiye’s Most Challenging Routes Selected for the Campaign

    Designed by TBWAIstanbul, a leading agency shaping the advertising and marketing landscape with its award-winning works, the campaign features visual communications centered around some of Türkiye’s most challenging driving routes. Key locations that carry the campaign’s visual narrative include the Kuşyuvası Pass in Konya, known for its precarious 65-kilometer mountain stretch; the Mersin-Alanya road, offering a long-haul 330-kilometer coastal driving experience; and the Bursa-Domaniç road, a challenging route reaching altitudes of 1,500 meters.

    About McDonald’s Türkiye

    According to Brand Finance’s “Global 25 Most Valuable Restaurants 2026” report, McDonald’s—recognized as the world’s most valuable restaurant brand—opened its first location in Türkiye in 1986. Today, McDonald’s Türkiye operates with 319 restaurants and a dedicated team of over 10,000 employees. Committed to supporting the local economy, the company sources 98% of its products and services from suppliers operating within Türkiye.

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    Kaan Kirişçioğlu
    kaan.kiriscioglu@lorbi.com
    +90 533 261 91 55

    İlayda Karacaoğlu
    ilayda.karacaoglu@lorbi.com

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