Unless your driver designates you as the DJ, hands
off the radio!
Don’t freak out. If you are clutching at the
door or gasping every time a car pulls in front of you, the driver will be
focused on your drama instead of the road.
Offer to help with directions. These days many
drivers have GPS, but if they don’t this is a really nice gesture.
Be sociable. When passengers are fully
absorbed in some activity that renders them speechless for long stretches of
time (reading a book, watching a movie, playing a game, etc.) it makes the
driver feel like a chauffeur.
Show respect. If you are a
grown person, it is pathetic if your driver has to remind you that you should: buckle
your seatbelt, not to smoke in their car, and not use the dashboard as a
footrest.
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