A British survey shows men are more likely to rebel against a GPS when it leads them off course.
For shame! A new survey finds that British male drivers are more likely than women to disobey the directions given by their GPS, because men don't want to pull over for directions and admit they're lost.
Because a BMW can only keep you safe when you're on the road.
In our latest video crush, a handsome young man jets around the narrow streets of the city in his sleek BMW, just barely missing the frilly young underthings that women throw to him from the balconies above. He can't help the fact that women everywhere throw themselves at him. He's just sexy like that. Unfortunately, his bride-to-be doesn't see things in quite the same way...
Love lessons that are learned on the road—quite literally. Tips for being a good driver and lover.
A relationship, much like rush-hour traffic on the interstate on a Friday evening, requires no small amounts of patience, determination and smart maneuvering. Some of us were born good drivers, others manage by the skin of our bumpers. For those of us in need of a defensive driving course or two, here are five pieces of advice for the road that work just as well as on the rollercoaster of love:
Going fast and going all the way at the same time.
Ever since the invention of the automobile, cars and sex (and its more PG versions) have been intertwined in our culture and lives. Who doesn't remember the movie Grease with all its vehicular sexual shenanigans in the back of Chevrolets and while parked at the Drive-In, depicting a time more pure but just as risqué. Even Kate and Leo's sex scene in Titanic takes places in a car (on a boat).
Nothing brings out conflict in a marriage like driving. Does GPS help? And would a GPS-like level of communication help out in the bedroom? Catie Lazarus explores this and more “On The Couch”.