CIVIC LANE Pressure is growing in Britain for graduated driving licences and tougher action against online content that glorifies dangerous driving. Supporters argue that inexperienced drivers face unusually high risks, particularly when carrying young passengers or driving late at night. Opponents worry that restrictions could disproportionately hurt young workers and people living outside major cities. Social-media platforms add another dimension because reckless driving can be turned into entertainment and rewarded with views. The real policy question is which interventions deserve priority rather than whether road deaths matter.