What else can most people do while driving?

Although we don't want readers to watch others do stupid things behind the steering wheel while driving, we are still shocked when we find that so many people enjoy family happiness while driving.

According to a survey by Jabra, a well-known Danish mobile phone headset manufacturer, 15% of the people who participated in the survey admitted that they were "doing loving things or related actions" while driving. Some people say that their strange behavior in the car sea is to release pressure and completely calm themselves down, but the survey also shows that many people don't just drive on their way to work.

Futenma conducted a survey of 1800 people in six countries, and indicated that the survey may have an error rate of plus or minus 2. 1%. Some people who participated in the survey may have randomly filled in the online questionnaire, but the survey results confirmed some things we had heard before. Ray LaHood, Minister of Communications, called half-hearted driving a "fatal infectious disease" and said that 7 people in 10 used telephones or other electronic devices while driving. At present, he is working hard, hoping to solve this problem with car manufacturers.

As you might expect, most people who participated in the survey-to be exact, 72% admitted to eating McDonald's or drinking coffee while driving. This can also explain why the new car has more cups than real seats.

In addition, 35% people will change clothes while driving. You know, driving a compact car still requires a lot of technology. In addition,14 people are doing their hair, and 13% people make up while driving. What's even more amazing is that some girls who love beauty actually wear mascara while driving. The behavior of using such sharp things around the eyes while driving can only be described as "beautiful and not fatal".

Another 5% admitted to shaving behind the steering wheel. We think most of them are men, but in at least one case, a beautiful woman scratched herself while driving and then crashed.

In this era of ubiquitous communication, 28% people say that they send messages while driving (this behavior is illegal in 26 States), and 65,438+02% people admit to sending and receiving emails behind the steering wheel. Of course, only 1/3 participants use headphones or hands-free phones while driving.

In addition, 65,438+00% of the elderly said they read newspapers while driving, and 5% even said they played video games while driving.

Jonas Forsberg of GN Netcom, the owner of Celebration, said, "It's unbelievable that people do these things while driving. "Our research shows that many people are doing other things while driving-even though they know exactly what will happen. We sincerely hope that these people can understand the consequences of these bad habits and make corresponding changes. "