The researchers have concluded that more than half of the women, who drive a car, get nervous when there is a man next to them. Full story

Using a mobile phone while driving turns out to be a symptom of a psychic disorder. A constant need to have the mobile phone at hand, even while driving, signifies the state of increased anxiety. Full story

Katie Price, trying to explain away her faulty driving in a court hiding behind a pose of a “typical woman driver”, is not the only one to try and put her gender over on people - as a recent poll conducted by MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk shows. Full story

Thirty-three per cent of men lose their peace of mind every time they let their partners get behind the steering-wheel of the car, a study of 3,000 men commissioned by OnePoll.com reveals. While 20 per cent confess to getting the jitters all the time whenever their fair lady is driving. Full story

It is known that talking on a mobile phone while driving reduces an individual’s ability to drive. It has emerged that the opposite is also true. Researchers from the Illinois State University claim driving impairs our ability to comprehend and use language. Full story

If you drive a convertible at speeds of 50-70 mph (80-120 km/h), you should know that you are exposing yourself to the noise levels nearing those made by pneumatic drill. Long and repeated expose to noises of engine, street traffic and wind can cause irrevocable hearing loss, experts warn. Full story