Minister Urges Social Media to Ban Dangerous Driving Videos

Defence Minister Luke Pollard calls for social media platforms to eliminate dangerous driving videos that promote reckless behavior. He emphasizes that there's 'no place' for such trends, especially those showing individuals driving the wrong way on roads. This initiative aims to enhance road safety and curb irresponsible driving practices across social media channels.

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