The survey, conducted by OnePoll and commissioned by Christian Brothers Automotive, found that 56 percent of the 2,000 American drivers surveyed said they would not date an unsafe driver. On top of that, bad driving can also split up a couple. The survey showed that nearly a fifth of respondents, 18 percent, said they have ended a relationship due to their partner’s questionable driving habits. While breaking a heart over breaking the rules of the road may seem superficial to some, the majority of people believe that treacherous driving is an indicator of other character flaws. The survey found that 78 percent of respondents maintain that how a person drives says a lot about their personality. After all, if your partner is taking dangerous risks on the road, it may signal that they would act similarly in other areas of life. Additionally, if your significant other is careless enough to put your life at risk in the car, it puts their virtue in question. Respondents of the survey agreed that there are a handful of driving patterns that are particularly concerning. To find out the top 10 driving red flags, according to 2,000 Americans, read on. And to learn about what dealbreaker matters most to guys, check out This Is the Biggest Dealbreaker for Men, Study Says. 18 percent To see which word is a red flag when online dating, check out The One Word You Should Never Include in Your Online Dating Profile. 25 percent To make sure you’re not missing out on matches, check out The No. 1 Reason Why You Need to Change Your Dating Profile Picture. 29 percent 29 percent To see what women think are dating non-starters online, check out This Is the No. 1 Turn-off For Women Who Date Online. 38 percent 38 percent And for more useful content delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. 43 percentae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb 44 percent 54 percent 61 percent
