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Finding the nation's favourite car games
Are you taking a road-trip with the family this summer? In that case, read on.... Ahead of the summer holiday getaways, Esso commissioned a survey of 2,000 participants to learn more about the UK's road trip habits.
With lockdown restrictions easing in time for the summer holidays, Esso is helping motorists and their passengers make the most of their extended journeys
Are you taking a road-trip with the family this summer? In that case, read on….
Ahead of the summer holiday getaways, Esso commissioned a survey of 2,000 participants to learn more about the UK’s road trip habits. The survey revealed that ‘I Spy’ is the UK’s favourite car game (as chosen by a fifth of survey participants). A classic, it’s brilliant for encouraging younger children to speak and engage, it’s still the preferred choice for older generations too!
‘20 Questions’ was another firm favourite and ‘Yellow Car’ - a great game to keep younger children occupied on long journeys – proved popular. ‘Pub Sign Cricket’, a car game with a bit of a twist also made the list, along with ‘Guess the song’, ‘Spot the animal’ and golden oldie the ‘Number plate game’.
If you need a reminder of the ‘rules’ of these games, check out the Esso Road Trip Games website at https://www.esso.co.uk/en-gb/roadtripgames, where you will also discover the favourite car games of F1 racing drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez!
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