What are social media companies doing to stop dangerous viral videos?

Metro saw several videos of people driving dangerously. The above image is a stock photograph edited by Metro (Picture: Getty/Metro)

Online and child safety experts have told Metro that social media giants already have the power to take down viral videos of dangerous driving.

On Saturday, seven people died when a Volkswagen Passat drove the wrong way along the A66, before smashing into a police car.

One of the teens who died, Makai Saddington, 18, earlier posted TikTok videos that appeared to show ...