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Fast and furious: the TikTok joyriders who risk dying for likes

Sydney Morning Herald - World ·
Fast and furious: the TikTok joyriders who risk dying for likes

Irish authorities are desperate to stop an online trend that encourages young men to film themselves driving at reckless speeds.

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