Backseat driving is a definite no-no.
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Everyone knows the success of aroad tripis largely dependent on the company you keep.
Screaming toddlers in the back might make a 4-hour drive feel like 10.
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Heck, you might even enjoy the ride!
Keep reading for 13 etiquette rules we think everyone should follow on long car rides.
For one, theres absolutely no falling asleep.
Bonus points if you snag your drivers favorite snack!
Just leave any especially pungent foods at home.
Dont defy your driver
What your driver says goes.
If they ask for the music to be turned down, do it.
If youve got a particularly tall rider, it might be nice to let them have the front seat.
Likewise, dont stick your shortest traveler with the middle seat for the entire trip.
Everyone will be happier and more comfortable if you share the burden.
Turn your phone on silent or vibrate, and dont take any unnecessary calls while in the car.
