The Right Song Can Make You Speed And Get Ticket

The correct song has the power to increase your driving speed and result in receiving a ticket. The power of music extends into the realm of emotions as well as human behavior. Music possesses the ability to elevate our mood while soothing our anxiety and creating the sensation that time moves more swiftly. The music you listen to while driving has an impact on your driving speed. Drivers often find themselves speeding unintentionally to fast music's rhythm before seeing police lights behind them.

The Science Behind Music and Driving Speed
Research indicates that drivers who listen to music with more than 120 beats per minute (BPM) tend to become more aggressive and speed faster. A song with an energetic rhythm can subconsciously elevate a driver's heart rate and adrenaline levels. When drivers find themselves in an excited state they may unintentionally push the gas pedal harder than they planned.

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How Upbeat Songs Affect Your Driving
Rock music along with electronic dance music (EDM) and hip-hop frequently incorporates fast beats which can indirectly impact driving speed. Drivers who become absorbed in their favorite songs can unknowingly drive over the speed limit until they notice too late. Research shows that slower-paced genres like jazz or classical music promote more relaxed driving behaviors.

We asked you our loyal listen, what song could turn your driving to Fast and Furious with a nice shiny ticket to enjoy.

Dave - Foghat - Fool For The City
Steve- Motley Crue - Kickstart My Heart
Jessica - Motorhead - Ace Of Spades
Craig - Deep Purple - Highway Star
Tracy - Sammy Hagar - I Can't Drive 65
Mitch - Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog
Sarah - Motley Crue - Live Wire
Stef - AC/DC - Back In Black
Amy - Kiss - Lick It Up

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Avoid speeding tickets by choosing your music wisely.
Use these tips to maintain self-control while driving.

Create a balanced playlist: Include slower, calming tracks alongside your preferred fast-paced songs in your playlist.
Use cruise control: Cruise control allows you to maintain a constant speed even when different songs are playing.
Stay aware of your speed: Drivers should monitor their speedometer frequently particularly when they are listening to high-energy music.
When driving your music selection has the power to influence both your mood and your driving record.