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Wrong side driving social media stunt

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Sarnia Sat 22-Aug-26 22:27:34

Following the recent crash in Ireland where 5 teenagers deliberately drove the wrong way on a motorway, killing themselves and seriously injuring 4 people in the car they crashed into, another has happened in Middlesborough. Again 5 young lads driving against the traffic on an A road, all killed plus 2 police officers. A total of 12 people dead in 2 crashes all because they want to get 'likes' on TikTok. What mind thinks up a challenge like this?

Grannybags Sat 22-Aug-26 22:53:12

It’s unbelievable isn’t it?

I really can’t understand what goes on in the minds of the boys who think it’s a fun thing to do

Bukkie Sat 22-Aug-26 23:54:36

Sarnia- I can't believe what I am reading, is this horrific statement really true? What senseless behaviour. My heart goes out to all the victims.

Sarnia Sun 23-Aug-26 00:11:28

Bukkie

Sarnia- I can't believe what I am reading, is this horrific statement really true? What senseless behaviour. My heart goes out to all the victims.

Sadly, yes. Wrong way driving is a TikTok challenge, can you believe it? It needs closing down in my humble opinion.

V3ra Sun 23-Aug-26 02:23:25

BBC News - Two police officers among seven killed in A66 wrong-way car crash - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx272ly3g00o

Absolute carnage.

V3ra Sun 23-Aug-26 02:33:10

BBC News - Boy, seven, among four injured after crash that killed five teenagers
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce8lx172kero

This similar incident happened in Ireland last weekend.

V3ra Sun 23-Aug-26 02:46:49

BBC News - Car carrying eight teenagers crashes on wrong side of motorway
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c80nj1n22g1o

This was two weeks ago.
One of the teenagers in that car has apparently been killed in the incident this weekend.