Check out the Top 10 Health and Safety Commercials. Some of these commercials were also considered Public Service Announcements. Who can forget McGruff the Crime Dog or Smokey the Bear? These commercials are sure to bring back some memories

The Crash Test Dummies, Vince and Larry, debuted in 1985 as a campaign for the United States Department of Transportation. The campaign's slogan was " You could learn a lot from a dummy".

By the 1970's Woodsy Owl became the face of the United States Forest Service. Woodsy popular motto was "Give a hoot, don't pollute".

In the 1990's the Ad Council started the campaign "Friends don't let friends Drink and Drive" to promote awareness on drunk driving.

A National Safety Council campaign that had everyone in the 1960's and 1970's singing "Buckle up for safety, buckle up".

The "Click it or Ticket" was created by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration aimed at teens and young people to wear their seat-belts.

"Milk - It does a body good", campaign started in the mid 1980s and was created by the California Milk Advisory Board (CMAB). Later in the mid 1990's, CMAB went on to produce the "Got Milk?" campaign.

"Just say no", was a 1980's and 90's campaign for the U.S. War on drugs. The motto was created by Nancy Reagan during her husband's presidency..

"This is your brain on drugs" was a national anti-drug campain launched in 1987 by Partnership For a Drug Free America (PDFA)

Smokey debuted in August of 1944 and became the mascot for the United States Forest Service. By the 1950's, Smokey became a pop icon. Smokey's motto was "Only you can prevent forest fires"

"McGruff the Crime Dog" debuted in 1980 and was created by the Ad Council for the National Crime Prevention Council. McGruff was used by law enforcement to raise public awarenss on crime.

The character Mcgruff the Crime Dog was created by John Young. His famous motto "Take a Bite out of Crime" was created by John Kiel who also was the voice of McGruff.