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'Shut up, I know where I'm going!'
Time for stressed drivers everywhere fume ‘I told you so!’: backseat drivers – whether real or in the form of sat-nav – have been found to impede driving skills. Psychologists from Manchester Metropolitan University have found that following directions from a co-driver or in-car navigation system takes significantly more mental effort for drivers. The research was conducted using a driving simulator, but for the next round of tests the scientists will use a real car. Presumably worried for the safety of bickering car occupants, a spokesperson for the researchers explained “for safety reasons the experiments will take place on a private race track in Anglesey”.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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