Creativity Sprint Turned a Wrecked Car Into a Mangled Emoji for This ‘Don’t Text and Drive’ Sculpture Artwork hits MiamiBy Tim Nudd|May 3, 2016 Share By Tim Nudd|May 3, 2016 Share April was Distracted Driving Awareness month, and Sprint saved one of the most eye-catching PSA for last—unveiling the sculpture above in downtown Miami last Friday. Titled "The Last Emoji," it was made by ad agency Alma from a junkyard wreck and warns Miami drivers of the dangers of texting and driving. According to Alma, Florida is one of the only states that doesn't list texting while driving as a primary offense, so Magnacom Worldwide secured a prime location at 1200 Brickell Avenue in downtown Miami to reach commuters. Floridians are being asked to share the "DN'T TXT & DRIVE" message to posting a picture or selfie with the sculpture using the hashtag #SprintDriveSafe. Check out a behind-the-scenes video below. Join the foremost brand marketers, such as Marc Pritchard, Brad Hiranaga, Kory Marchisotto and more, for Brandweek Masters Live on Sept. 14-17. Secure your pass and learn from the brand masters. Adweek Adweek