英国A66公路周六凌晨发生一起致命车祸，一辆使用克隆车牌的大众帕萨特逆向行驶与警车相撞，造成7人丧生，其中包括2名警察。1遇难的警官为37岁的Matthew Blades和38岁的Tom Clough，另有5名民众遇难，包括17岁的Cole Robert Worthy、Theo Rae，18岁的Makai Saddington，以及23岁的Michael Robert Cahill和Jacob Matusiak。1
事故发生后，英国政府采取行动应对社交媒体上危险驾驶内容的传播问题。国防部长Luke Pollard表示："我们已向那些托管此类内容的社交媒体平台通知，要求删除庆祝这种危险行为的内容。"1调查发现，遇难者之一曾在TikTok上发布危险驾驶视频。政府警告如果平台不主动删除相关内容，将根据《在线安全法》强制执行。1
这一事件反映出危险驾驶视频在社交媒体上的广泛存在。爱尔兰上周末也发生了类似悲剧，5名青少年在基尔代郡因逆向行驶车祸身亡。1爱尔兰警务委员Justin Kelly指出："在某些情况下，车辆为了社交媒体点赞而在高速公路逆向行驶。"1
A fatal collision on the A66 near Middlesbrough has claimed seven lives, including two police officers, prompting UK authorities to crack down on content glorifying reckless driving on social media platforms.1 The crash occurred early on Saturday when a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction struck a police car.1 Among those killed were Police Constable Matthew Blades, 37, and Police Constable Tom Clough, 38, along with five others: Cole Robert Worthy, 17; Theo Rae, 17; Makai Saddington, 18; Michael Robert Cahill, 23; and Jacob Matusiak, 23.1 The vehicle involved was a Volkswagen Passat bearing cloned number plates.1
In response to the tragedy, Defence Secretary Luke Pollard has directed social media firms to remove content celebrating dangerous driving behavior.1 "We have notified social media platforms hosting such content and are demanding its removal," Pollard stated, adding that the government will enforce deletion under the Online Safety Act if platforms fail to comply.1 Investigators found that one of the victims had previously posted dangerous driving videos on TikTok.1 The incident mirrors a similar tragedy in Ireland last weekend, where five teenagers died in a wrong-way crash in County Kildare.1 Justin Kelly, an Irish policing official, observed that "in some cases, vehicles have been driven the wrong way on highways for social media likes."1
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