Social Media's Latest 'Trend': Teens Recklessly Driving Stolen Cars
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Young people can be easily influenced on the net. A new trend puts them in great danger, but for the range and the likes some take the risk. A double-digit number of people die as a result so far.
A new viral trend on TikTok, pushing young people to film themselves in countersense and high speed, has resulted in the death of 12 people in a week. The social network is taken to part Filming in countersense, it is the new popular mode on TikTok. Its name on the app: "Wrong Way Driving Challenge". The goal is to film itself by rolling in the opposite direction and at high speed on the road. A challenge that caused the death of 12 people in En…
The car was driving the wrong way on the highway at high speed. Seven people died when it collided with the police. In the aftermath, twelve people have been arrested and the crash has become a government issue.
Twelve people arrested in the investigation into the collision between a counter-sense vehicle and a police car that killed seven people in England
Seven people died in a counter-sense collision in England on Saturday. Twelve suspects were arrested this Monday. This drama revives concerns about dangerous driving videos broadcast on TikTok and social networks
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