A new report came to the conclusion that the UK motorists mock almost 4000 calories of food garbage behind the wheel. Put that in perspective, an extra 3500 calories would a 1 kg weight gain.

Favorite foods were chocolate, sweets and soft drinks, snacks behind-the-wheel releasing up to 410 calories.

The report was commissioned by Kia Motors, an automobile in Korean factory and entitled “report” pneumatic spare.researchers said:

Calories in the car combined accounted for 16 percent and 21 percent of daily intake recommended for a woman to a man.

Other statistics report demonstrated that:
1 drivers in each 6 drink your morning coffee or tea in the car
1 of every 10 regularly eating a sandwich while driving
Other 1/10 often lead to eat chips
More than 1 of every 3 “always” be eaten and drunk driving
Half snack (43%) when driving because they are bored

As resulting dangerous for your waist line, eating while driving can have very serious consequences: If you are struggling with a chocolate bar wrapper, your attention will be on the road to follow.

Steve Kitson Kia Motors UK was quoted in the Daily Mail saying:

It is much safer to build in time before you leave home or to pause during their journey.trying to concentrate on the way to go and remain vigilant of other drivers to eat and drink inevitably committed approach and driver reaction time.

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Written by Ali Hale on July 1, 2010 junk food driving fast food research power 6 comments Paloma on July 1, 2010.

Very interesting article.not only is eating and bad for your health, driving its very dangerous!

Response tests on July 1, 2010.

I can not eat while driving.It is my boyfriend and I a nervous wreck.don’t like to eat in the car makes, period.It is dangerous for the driver to make and trying to balance the food in my lap with trickle of ketchup everywhere is not just how you want to enjoy the food, and then to eat as a passenger is not great, too.I think on a long trip, it would like to bring some biscuits, fruit, or something to snack, but fooling with hamburger fast food wrappers and fat only doesn’t work very well.

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