What sort of driver are you?

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What Sort of Driver Are You?

Ever wondered what kind of driver you really are? Take our quiz to find out! Whether you're a cautious cruiser or a speed demon, your driving style reveals a lot about your personality.

Discover your driving tendencies
Understand how your behavior affects others on the road
Reflect on safe driving practices

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by SpeedyDriver321

How fast do you normally drive?

A little below the limit. I'm in no rush to go anywhere.

On or around the limit. Those speed limits were set for our safety, after all.

A little over the limit. Doesn't hurt when others do it, too.

I go as fast as I please, but I also watch out for officers.

You're at an intersection about to turn and amongst the oncoming traffic you see a gap that you may just be able to get through. You would...

Continue to wait. There will be another opening, even if you have to wait for the light to change, first.

Think you can probably make it, but it'd be in your best interest to wait anyways, because you never know.

Go for it after a split second of consideration. You know your car and you figure that's more than enough clearance to get through.

Gun for it without a moment's hesitation. The opening is there, so why wait?

Someone cuts in front of you on the road. You...

Just ignore it. It happens, and isn't worth blowing a fuse over.

May get a bit annoyed, but would just let it go.

Would use your car horn on the guy and maybe give him/her a dirty look.

Would cuss up a storm and probably flip him/her off.

You're waiting at a stop light. When it goes green...

I take my time taking off. You never know when someone tries to punch it through the red light.

I just go. That's what green means after all, right?

I'd gas it more than the average person, but nothing crazy.

I'd floor it. My car has power, so I should use it.

You see someone trying to make a turn/ change lanes up ahead. You would...

Be considerate and slow/stop for them to get through. Courteous drivers are what the world needs.

Let them through if it's convenient for you. At least you would, right?

Just keep going, unless they're quick enough to get in front of me.

Speed up so they won't get in front of me. I don't need more traffic obstructing me.

When passengers ride in your car, they typically...

May say you drive slow, but appreciate your smooth and cautious driving, anyways.

Are indifferent of your driving, yet clearly approve of it since they're in the car to begin with.

Get a little antsy because you drive a little over their comfort zone.

Fear for their lives and probably try to avoid catching a ride with you at all times.

Someone lightly rear ends your car at a stop. There's hardly any damage, if any at all. You would...

Let it go, but tell them to be more careful.

Exchange insurance information, but not be angry over it.

Get a little annoyed and let them know. Otherwise, you just exchange insurance information and go on your way.

Give the other driver all hell. How dare they make contact with your car?

You're being tailgated by another driver. Which sounds like something you'd do?

I'd just continue at my speed. If they end up hitting me, it's their fault.

I'd try to pick up a little speed, or move over if there's an open lane. No need to make myself a target for someone else's careless driving.

I'd drive slower, hoping to piss them off and hopefully get the message through.

I'd definitely brake check them. I dare them to end up hitting me.

Which of the following best describes what your car goes through when you're driving?

I do none of the others.

I exercise the higher range of my car's power at times.

I get tire chirp at times.

I get wheelspin/tire smoke at times.

In bad weather, you would...

Drive extra carefully. Wouldn't want to have an accident.

Drive more carefully. You know you can only do so much with wet/icy roads.

Drive at more or less the same speed as in the dry. You know how to drive your own car.

Drive faster. Bad weather only makes others drive slower, and you may even have fun sliding your car around.

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