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Study finds fast music (120+ BPM) may make drivers more likely to speed

Listening to fast-paced music while driving may make motorists more likely to exceed the speed limit, according to new research examining the relationship between song tempo and driving behavior. The ...

These songs in your car can be ‘dangerous’ for driving, a new study says

Can the music you listen to in the car increase your risk for crashing? It’s all about tempo, according to a study released ...

Study says pop icon’s songs might be affecting your driving

A new driving study suggests some fast-tempo songs by Taylor Swift and other artists could affect driver behavior, leading to ...
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New study links songs over 120 BPM to increased speeding among drivers

High-energy playlists over 120 BPM increase speeding violations by unconsciously syncing your acceleration to the beat, research shows.
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These fast-beat holiday tracks are the most distracting for drivers, study shows

SEATTLE — Although one of the best parts of Christmas is the music, be cautionary about these top 10 hits that could potentially cause an accident when driving, according to a study by CSGOLuck.
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Can a Playlist Boost Your Performance? Yes, With the Right Songs

What's one thing that SoulCycle, Orangetheory, CrossFit and Zumba all have in common? Each one of these group fitness classes bumps intense music through loudspeakers. Even as you battle muscle burn, ...