James May has weighed in on the debate around dangerous-driving videos following the devastating A66 crash which claimed seven lives, including those of two police officers.
Speaking to LBC’s James O’Brien, the former Top Gear presenter said that while social media platforms have a responsibility to remove content glorifying reckless driving, it would be too simple to suggest that TikTok and similar apps are solely to blame for people making dangerous decisions behind the wheel.
May made the point in characteristically blunt fashion, saying that watching something online does not automatically make someone copy it. But he was also clear that…
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