Your Driving Style Says a Lot About Your Personality

How to find out more about yourself? Apparently, the way you hold your hands while driving can tell a lot about you. Are you the cool one or a drama queen? Choose which hand position on the steering wheel is similar to yours and find out what it means. This cool personality test is quick and simple.
TIMESTAMPS
One hand on the side of the wheel 0:38
You hold the wheel with one hand at the top and the other one at the bottom 1:15
You put both hands toward the center of the wheel 1:57
You prefer “10-and-2” 2:33
You put your hands at the top of the wheel keeping them closer to one another 3:07
You put one hand toward the center of the wheel 3:43
Both hands at the bottom of the wheel 4:27
Both hands at the bottom of the wheel with your palms facing down 5:06
One hand at the top of the wheel 5:47
One hand on the side of the wheel and the other one on the horn 6:26
You usually remove your hands from the wheel at the slightest sign of danger 7:02
You don't use your hand while driving 7:43
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Summary:
-You're trying to live life as simply as possible. You're a very private person, and you don't open up to new people easily.
-You're very reasonable and rational; everything around you should be in the right order, that way you feel way more comfortable.
-You can’t stand conflict; if there's a way to avoid it, you will definitely find one.
-You place your hands exactly the way you were taught in driving school, because your motto is “everything should be done the right way” and thanks to this, you’ve had a lot of successes in life.
-You often struggle with anxiety and check your work 2-3 times to make sure everything's okay.
-You love making new memories and trying out new experiences.
-You’re a born leader who easily takes on responsibility. People regard you as a mentor, and they trust you and your confidence.
-People love you because they feel your kindness and care.
-The people in your life probably describe you as “the cool one”.
-You're a busy person, and you don't have time for people standing in your way.
-You tend to make a big deal out of nothing and look for problems when there are none.
-Most driver’s ed teachers would probably be quite impressed with such a technique, but it’s still really reckless.
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