4 Weird Driving Myths That Are Actually Dangerous
Some car myths are not only false, but also downright dangerous. While some myths, such as warming up your engine on a cold morning or keeping your car idling to save fuel, are mostly harmless, others can put you at risk.
One such myth is the idea that holding the steering wheel at the '10 and 2' position gives more leverage and better control. This concept was taught in the past, before cars had power steering, but it has been passed down through generations and is still believed by many today.
- Holding the steering wheel at the '10 and 2' position is a myth that can be dangerous.
- Warming up your engine on a cold morning is not necessary and can waste fuel.
- Keeping your car idling for a few minutes uses more fuel than turning it off and on again.
Some myths about cars and driving are wrong, but mostly harmless.
Autor's summary: Don't believe dangerous driving myths.
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