Recording ourselves with our mobile phone and then uploading the video to social networks is a habit that can cost us dearly. That is the message that the Civil Guard wants to reinforce, which has published a shocking video on social networks.
In the video, a group of friends are seen traveling by car and taking advantage of the journey to record a TikTok-style video. Suddenly, the driver receives a message on her cell phone, with which she records what at first seems like an unimportant gesture.
At that moment, when he receives a new 'like', he answers his cell phone, gets off the road and ends up having an accident that costs him his life.
"Going on a trip with friends = 0 euros. Singing in the car and brightening up the road = 0 euros. Making funny videos and posting them on social networks = 0 euros. Doing everything at once, forgetting to pay attention while driving can cost lives" , writes the body in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
With this clip, the Civil Guard intends to stir consciences. They remember that "road safety is worth more than 10,000 likes" and ask to always pay attention to the road when driving.
