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Old 01-30-2018, 03:34 PM   #400
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Originally Posted by barryem View Post
The key to listening while driving is being a relaxed driver. That can be just a character trait or it can mean leaving a few minutes earlier. I did it for years. I even when on long (500+ miles) driving trips some weekends just to listen to a book when I was working and could afford to do that. It's a great way to listen. And I think I became a better driver when I started listening to books in the car.
The problem isn't the driving -- I'm a fairly relaxed driver. It's that when I am reading/listening to a book, I will find myself concentrating on the book to the exclusion of the world around me. Very likely, you all know people who while reading are totally oblivious to the world around them. My spiritual cousins. If the book isn't worth tuning the rest of the world out, it really not worth reading.

Trust me, those are not the people you want listening to an audio book while driving.
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