Amplify’d from newslite.tv
The average in-car argument starts just 22 minutes into a journey and is about getting lost or finding somewhere to park, it has been found.
Research suggests many couples argue more while in a car together than anywhere else, and that these fights can be more aggressive than most.
The study of 3,000 motorists found 71% of people have argued with their partner while driving, often about the daftest of things.
Getting lost is the most common cause for a fight as experienced by 44% of people, followed by arguing about where to park (37%) and driving too fast (34%)
Other common complaints include backseat driving, having the heating too high or the air-conditioning too low… amazingly ogling a scantily-clad pedestrian wasn't on the list.
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