Think premium petrol is always better for your car? For most drivers, that’s one of the biggest and most expensive motoring myths around.
Every day, millions of motorists pull into petrol stations across Britain, glance at the pumps and make a decision that feels sensible. “I’ll treat the car to the premium stuff.” After all, it costs more, so surely it must be better? Well… not necessarily.
That extra coffee might wake you up, but it could also be wrecking your driving focus – here’s why caffeine behind the wheel isn’t always your friend
Coffee – it’s the legal performance enhancer that fuels early mornings, late nights and long motorway hauls. Most of us can’t even start an ignition, let alone a working day, without one. But here’s the shocker – too much caffeine might actually make you a worse driver. According to a new UK survey, 11 million drivers regularly exceed the safe daily caffeine limit of 400 milligrams – that’s about two barista coffees, four cups of tea, or five cans of energy drink. Go over that, and you might start to feel like you’ve traded your steering wheel for a fidget toy.