If this is a serious question (how does one derail a village?)...
A village is (er, obviously) derailed when vehicular traffic involving huge SUV's/4X4's takes up so much of a narrow road designed for horses and carts netting a constant bottleneck of cars pushed onto the also very narrow pavements making it dangerous at best and impossibly so at worst with every house on that road exponentially polluted therein: smaller cars are bumped out of the road onto pavements by the larger vehicles (road bullies/hogs as we call them round here) and pedestrians terrified or at best, stunned by the MO.
While this bullying by people in larger vehicles is now a given with drivers of these trucks - the pedestrians also suffer because they are rammed against the buildings often stood there mouths agape and obviously the more elderly pedestrians also look extremely alarmed. Younger kids also present a greater challenge for their guardians/parents because they're also expecting the pavement to be for them, not vehicles. Van drivers and lorries also use the village I am referencing here but tend not to shove and bully in quite the same way as a general rule.
So - every time one drives through the village of Alfriston - my example here - the journey is exponentially increased, cars rammed up against pedestrians while the bizarrely constant stream of 4x4's/SUV's bully their way through the tiny streets; pollution must have increased 10 fold at least these last few years, tourism, presumably decreased as it's so horrible to experience this in what is one of the UK's archetypal villages that litter the countryside, and aside from the shops I dread to think how the residents living on that particular one road through the village feel. Furious and mental health challenged too I would posit. Shop keepers say the village is restored to some sort of normality around 6.00pm when shops are shut.
It's a great example of why a ban should have been in place the moment the greedsters who sell these monstrosities started marketing them. 5 minutes there will evidence the above.
Of course if you don't live there, one is afforded a comedic component because even when you're caught up in this - the ludicrous aspect of it ie the brainlessness in evidence in the drivers shoving the village into disarray is in evidence. Not to mention the ugliness of these huge things dominating the roads and the dangers they incur when parking which is also incredibly selfish more often than not blocking views and causing neck/back strain for drivers trying to see around them.
Googling 'are the British stupid' comes naturally on the back of this spectacle of bullying (which further consolidates the comedic aspect as we clearly are deemed to be by quite a few countries out there that don't exhibit this kind of 'I'm better than you because I'm bigger than you' frankly bizarre - display). It's the kids too I feel sorry for who end up sitting in these watching this attitude every time a smaller car is shoved or threatened to be shoved.
European countries eg France and Switzerland - where we have family ie see what goes on - don't conduct themselves in this peculiar fashion with their equivalents...But yes, more than villages are derailed I would say including dreadful modelling of behaviour for future generations as well as wreckage of the local air quality as well as the planet at large of course...