If I'm alone, always. Music lifts my mood. I listen to oldies music. My son is trying to teach me to use Spotify, so I can listen to specific songs or playlists.

I guess it depends on my mood. I used to listen to music while I drove but anymore I like the quiet.

Yes I do, mostly the oldies station.

I don't have a radio in my work car so it's lots of time to think and reflect for me to and from work. My other car has a radio and I'm usually listening to the 80s station.

Usually the First Wave and the Blues station on Serious. Occasionally I do like to turn it off to hear the engine

Yes, usually BBC Radio Three; playing mainly but not only so-called "classical" music. Actually anything from Early via Classical to Contemporary plus some jazz and folk; and some speech programmes. It is a friendly station too, whose presenters welcome, treat and respect you as a reasonably intelligent grown-up - of any age from 10 to 100+.

Sometimes selected programmes on Radio Four but they are speech not music, difficult to hear properly in a moving car. Anyway I concentrate on the driving, not the radio.

I avoid pop or rock. Although I like the earlier styles of the former, and heavy rock, I prefer something gentler when driving.

With no CD or other music player in the car I rely on the wireless (surprisingly for a relatively modern car it has a radio / cassette unit, but I have few playable tapes); but I cannot abide the stress-raising, patronising inanity of daytime pop channels.

If nothing takes my fancy on the radio at the time, I do not switch it on!

Same at home too: I can live without it if necessary or if, unusually, nothing attracts me at the time. I listen selectively, using the Radio Times as the only listings magazine as far as I know, publishing any useful information on radio programmes. (Though even then, most of it covers TV.)

Yes always. I can't drive without music. I like Christian music, so I listen to K-Love and MARS Hill Network.

Clasic Vinyl on sxm - 60's/70's rock, is my new favorite station. Its on when ever im listening to music.

99 percent of the time I'm listening to talk radio.

Always have the radio on in the car. I listen to mostly classic rock 99% of the time. However, on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon I sometimes listen to a couple of the shows on NPR. (1. Wait,Wait, Don't Tell Me. 2. Ted Talks. 3. The Moth radio Hour.)

I listen to the radio, mostly classic rock. I also have become a fan of audio books. I will "read"(listen) while I drive particularly when I am going to be on the road for an hour or more.

Music. I listen to a London radio station. If I have trouble concentrating on the road, I may turn the music down low or even off. How about you?

BBC Radio 4, The Economist podcasts, Radio Caroline.

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Or my spotify infinite playlist.

Yes, I do. I have to change the radio station if a song is annoying or constantly overplayed.

Local driving local radio station,long journey audible books

I almost never listen to music, but when driving classical helps me to stay relaxed.

I listen to podcasts, sports radio or the classic rock station.

I listen to talk radio when I’m alone and top 40 w my gf or kids .

I listen to a wide variety of music when I drive.

Always ac dc zz top and such

Gotta have music. It's therapeutic for me

I listen to Pandora or news radio.

no GPS

All the time!!

Yes. 40s Junction or Seriously Sinatra or Folk or big Band or Banda

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Classic rock and progressive rock
60s and 70s

Nothing like a bit of rock music while driving

I used to