Complaints from the PCA have resulted in several ads showing vehicles at speed (in controlled conditions) being banned from Australian television, following his complaints to the Australian Advertising Standards Bureau. It is suggested that this is a result of a few individuals taking advantage of the system, rather than reflecting a common view in the wider community. The PCA has also called for a major tourism event in Adelaide (the Supercars Championship round) to be banned, due to the theory that it encourages speeding. It has also proposed that mp3 players be banned for drivers and for the manufacturers to place warnings on their packaging. The Drift Mode of the Ford Focus RS has also been the campaigned against by the PCA, despite drivers being clearly notified that the mode is for racetrack use only. These positions have been described by critics as nanny state behaviour.
