Does the music you're listening to effect the way you drive? Example: More aggressive when listening to Rock and slower when listening to Easy Listening?
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ANSWERS: 8
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I drive like a lunatic no matter what music's on.
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And it seems someone has already asked this question, worded differently. Sorry, guys! =)
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Yes it does! Hopefully no wan will pass some kind of "idiotic" low for banding music in the cars.
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look at your speed--put on radar love and crank it---halfway through the song check your speed again---lol---have to say yes to this question--cool question though take two
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Roger Miller's "King of the Road" seems to help me drive more confidently.
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This an excellent question. Yes. being the music lover i am, i will admit on occadions, my wife and i have let the music get to us, while driving, a great song with a solid beat just has an effect on us, as well as other drivers. its ok to feel good and have a good time, as long as you keep your car under control. On the interstate, one time, my wife and observed a car load of people, all swaying to the beat of some song playing in the auto. everything was swaying, even the car from side to side. although the vehicle never left the driving lane it was in, i am sure the driver did not have complete control of his automobile. People and music are a great mix. Its okay, as long as the auto is under full control of the driver for the safety of others.
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No. But I feel strange if I don't have music playing when I'm driving.
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Gawd, I'm getting so old I rarely have music on anymore . . . that's dreadful! When rap came on the scene in the '80's, I stopped listening to Rick Dees and started listening to news on the way to work. Now when I'm in the car, it seems I just like the peace and quiet.
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