Sep 26, 2002 • 1 min read

Timberlake lends support to anti-drink driving campaign

Justin Timberlake has partnered with RADD and will write and direct public service ads against drink driving after a fan's death in LA.

Following the death of one of his female fans outside LA radio station KIIS-FM, caused by an alleged drunk driver, earlier this month, Nsync’s Justin Timberlake has announced a partnership with RADD - Recording Artists, Actors, and Athletes Against Drunk Driving. Timberlake will write and direct 30-second public service radio and television ads for the group. "The senseless death of Anna White yet again demonstrates the horrors of drunk driving," Timberlake in a statement on Tuesday. "I can only hope that partnering with RADD will raise awareness and convince others never to drive after they've had even a few drinks."

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