Frisky but risky drivers

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More than one fifth of UK drivers admit to getting amorous in their cars with their partners.

Of all the drivers surveyed, 21% said they had got frisky with their better half, even if it meant risking a parking ticket.

Thirty per cent of drivers also admitted to using flirting to try to avoid a parking ticket.

Motoring pundit Vicki Butler-Henderson commented: 'We really are a nation of naughty drivers.

'It's unbelievable what some of us get up to in our cars.'

The survey also showed that a fifth of UK drivers had also bumped another car and driven off without leaving a note or admitting to the damage.

Alisdair Suttie

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