What else do most people do while driving?

Although we don’t want readers to observe other people doing stupid things behind the wheel while driving, we are still fascinated when we find that so many people are enjoying family happiness while driving. Shocked.

A survey by Jabra, a well-known Danish mobile phone and headset manufacturer, showed that 15% of those who participated in the survey admitted that they were "having sex or related actions" while driving. Some people say that their weird behavior in the sea of ??cars is to relieve stress and calm down completely, but the survey also shows that many people are not just driving on the way to work.

Jabra surveyed 1,800 people in six countries and said the survey may have an error rate of plus or minus 2.1%. Some of the people who took part in the survey may have filled out the online questionnaire haphazardly, but the results confirm some of what we've heard. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has called half-hearted driving a "deadly epidemic" and claimed that seven out of 10 people use a phone or other electronic gadget while driving. He is currently working hard to work with car manufacturers to solve the problem.

As you might expect, most of the people who took part in the survey - specifically 72% - admitted to eating McDonald's or sipping coffee while driving. This can also explain why newer cars now use more cup holders instead of real seats.

In addition, 35% of people change clothes while driving. You know, if you are driving a small compact car, this still requires a lot of technical content. In addition, a quarter of people are doing their hair, and 13% are putting on makeup while driving. What’s even more shocking is that some girls who love beauty actually apply mascara while driving. This behavior of using such sharp things around the eyes while driving can only be described as “beautiful rather than life-threatening.”

Another 5% admitted to shaving behind the wheel. We assume most of the people who do this are men, but in at least one case, a beautiful woman was driving and shaving her body hair, and then crashed.

In an age where communication is ubiquitous, 28% said they text while driving (a practice that is illegal in 26 states), and 12% admitted to texting while behind the wheel. Send and receive emails. Of course, only one-third of participants used headphones or hands-free calls while driving.

Another 10% said they read newspapers while driving, and an even worse 5% said they played video games while driving.

“It’s incredible what people do while driving,” said Jabra owner Jonas Forsberg of GN Netcom (Greater Nordic Communications). "Our research shows that so many people are doing other things while driving - even if they know what will happen. We really hope that these people understand the consequences of these bad habits and act accordingly. to make changes.”