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It turns out we like to say we're good drivers, but most of us really do have bad habits behind the wheel.
A new survey conducted by belairdirect shows that 19 out of 20 Canadians (95 per cent) believe they are good drivers, but almost the same percentage (93 per cent) admittedly have exercised bad habits in the drivers seat.
Using a cellphone, eating or drinking all commonly constitute risky behaviours while driving, as does putting on make-up and even the temptation of romantic or intimate intuitions.
