> Think about how your body reacts to you driving. As you enter a turn you anticipate it and muscles tighten. This is more dramatic if you stop/start because th

> Think about how your body reacts to you driving. As you enter a turn you anticipate it and muscles tighten. This is more dramatic if you stop/start because this leads to the body being pushed forward. As a driver you know the car will be slowing down as you pushed on the brakes, passengers dont "know" this and their muscles dont react the same. I guess part of that comes down to having a predictable driver that drives the same way you do. But then you start over-analyzing the drivers' choices which might be better or worse than choices you would make. Reminds me of when someone told me a I was a good passenger on a motorcycle and I just laughed at the ridiculous compliment: but after they explained, I understood it. Apparently I lean appropriately into the turns and don't shift my weight suddenly.