Who is the most annoying driver in your life? Survey says...

Maybe you’ve got a newly-licensed teen learning how to drive.  Maybe it’s that carpool buddy of yours with the lead foot.  Hey, maybe it’s even your sweet old mother-in-law that only comes to visit twice a year.   

One thing is for sure: nobody is as skilled a driver as you!  At least that’s how it seems, right?  As it turns out, YOU could be the annoying one!  A recent survey by Insure.Com revealed WHO is really the most annoying driver in the house.

Who is the most annoying driver?  Here are the findings:

1. My spouse: 36 percent
2. A friend: 22 percent
3. My mother: 16 percent
4. My father: 9 percent
5. Other: 8 percent
6. My teen son: 5 percent
7. My teen daughter: 4 percent

So, who really grinds your gears?  Join the conversation on Twitter and Facebook—we want to know what you think.

Spring Break DOs and DONTs: Return to your home the way you left it

If you’re anything like us, you have had it with this brutal winter.  You probably can’t wait to load up the car and head for a warmer destination, right?  Whether you’re lucky enough to have a spring break or you’re just planning a little getaway to a sunny spot, remember that safety is key.  

 If you want to return to a house that looks exactly the way you left it, follow these tips:

 

• Put automatic timer on lights.  You might even want to leave a radio on (preferably a talk radio show) so it sounds like there is someone in your house.

• Make a record of the serial numbers for your valuable items and take the list with you, store it in your safe deposit box or send the information to your personal email account. 

•  Make sure your friends and relatives know where you will be vacationing. Call friends or family members to let them know that you have arrived and returned safely.

• DO NOT hide your house keys in a mailbox, under a doormat or planter or anywhere outside.

• If you are leaving a vehicle at home, DO NOT leave your garage door opener in your vehicle. 

• DO NOT advertise your plans to strangers or on social media outlets.