Bedford Driving Lessons

More than 60 per cent of motorists claim to be happier driving alone, a survey commissioned by Skoda UK reveals today, and according to a leading psychologist, this could be the answer to a healthier life. * More than 60 per cent of motorists happiest driving alone * Leading psychologist reveals lone motorists make for healthier people * Cheryl Cole and Stephen Fry top dream passenger poll * Men the biggest gossips in the car The national study, undertaken by YouGov, found that respondents shun friends, family and even celebrities when it comes to driving companions, in search of valuable ‘me time’. It also revealed that BrosGoss is sweeping the nation with nearly a quarter of men questioned (23%) listing gossiping in the car as one of their favourite pastimes; six per cent higher than women! When alone, respondents cited listening to music and the radio as their top source of happiness in the car (40%). Viewing beautiful scenery also uplifted their journey (12%) and nearly 10 per cent of interviewees said it gave them time to think. Gladeana McMahon, one of the UK’s leading psychologists, commented: “The findings from Skoda’s survey illustrate how important alone time is. Driving on your own gives you time to think, whether mulling over issues or remembering good times. Given the hectic 24/7 lifestyles we all now seem to lead, the car has become a sanctuary for us to escape to, away from the stresses and strains of everyday life. More