Road trip rule: what kind of passenger are YOU?

I think of myself as a human GPS. Put in work ahead of time to understand the route.

My job is to look good and make sure the Navigation is up and running. Let the robots do the work.

I'm a backseat savant. I know the way and I know what to look for on the road.

Backseat drivers are bad news. Let the driver and navigator negotiate the map.

The road signs start to blur together and your eyelids get heavy…there's nothing wrong with catching a few front seat Zs during a long drive.

Long drives are boring for the driver, too! It’s on me to engage the driver in a stimulating conversation, for the safety of everyone!

With great power comes...lots of stuff to search. I can find the best spots for a pit stop and use my device to service the greater good of the trip.

If I’m riding shotgun, you won’t see me glued to my phone. But I’m at the ready for a quick Google search, to slip in a Snap or blast a ‘Gram, should the need arise!

I set playlists in advance, providing the backbeat for a perfect road trip. I'm known as the saint of sunset sing-alongs.

Let me get on the Bluetooth so I can sync my phone, then get ready for an assault! My eclectic tastes come first as I constantly switch between songs until I find my favourite.

It's a car, not a couch at a slumber party. Having respect for your driver's vehicle, and space, is key.

We're all friends in the car. The charger, the glove box, the dashboard, it's important to make yourself at home.

It's all fun and games until somebody's being publicly shamed

You never know when the next viral hit will appear. You have to be ready to capture the moment.