Simplifying Data Removal with Laravel’s Controller Destroy Method We’re down to our last method: destroy. The destroy method will, you guessed it, remove a resource from the database. This is the simplest of the bunch. We simply need to create a link, delete a resource and return the user to the index page. https://medium.com/geekculture/laravel-p45-controller-edit-update-cmp-b16b5b77aaaa Route The route is already created. We did this a few articles ago. Route::prefix(‘/personalcars’)->group(function() { Route::delete(‘/{id}’, [PersonalCarController::class, ‘destroy’]); }); We simply need to send a delete request to our personalcars/{id} route. Creating a delete request Before we can destroy a resource, we need to be able to get there. How do you send a delete request to