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Complaining and Using the Invisible Brake Among Top Annoying Passenger Traits

Tempcover and PSM Driving School launched the world's first Passenger lessons to improve passenger behaviour and car trip dynamics.
The lessons respond to research showing common passenger habits, like backseat driving and complaints, cause stress and tension in relationships.
Research involving 2,000 motorists identified common passenger irritations such as pretending to brake, speaking loudly on the phone, and constantly adjusting the radio.
Marc Pell highlighted the lack of official advice for being a considerate passenger, while Paul Middleton emphasized that poor passenger manners can undermine a driver's confidence.
The lessons aim to help passengers support drivers better, potentially reducing arguments on car trips that 43% of couples admit experiencing.

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Complaining and using the invisible brake among top annoying passenger traits

Complaining, blocking the mirrors and reaching for the invisible brake are among the most frustrating passenger behaviours.

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UK drivers reveal most annoying passenger habits - The Mirror

A study of 2,000 drivers has revealed the most annoying passenger behaviours, with a number of people admitting their car trips regularly end in arguments

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