Whether you've been told not to leave your interior lights on or not to turn up your music too loudly, drivers have heard it all when it comes to the do's and don'ts of getting behind the wheel - but how many of these myths are actually true?
The AA has set the record straight on some of the most widespread driving rumours out there, from eating and drinking to what shoes you wear on the road. But the motoring organisation advised that just because something isn't technically against the law, that doesn't necessarily mean it's safe to do it, InYourArea reports.
"The most important thing to remember when you're on the road is that you must obey the Highway Code," the AA warned. "Rule 148 of the Highway Code states that safe driving and riding needs concentration, so all distractions should be avoided.
