Hitting the roads this holiday season? “Jingle Bell Rock” is the festive song Americans belt out most while driving according to new research. As families…
Hitting the roads this holiday season? “Jingle Bell Rock” is the festive song Americans belt out most while driving according to new research.
As families take to the roads in droves over the festive few months, a new study about holiday travel examined the most common shenanigans that go on during holiday car rides.
If you thought your bunch was the only one that jammed out in the car, you might be surprised to hear that two-thirds of families (67 percent) frequently sing together in the car while traveling.
Bobby Helms’ 1957 classic “Jingle Bell Rock” emerged as the song drivers and passengers sing along to most commonly (37 percent).
Other notable hits Americans enjoy caroling in the car include classic singalongs such as “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town,” “Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer,” and “I Wish You A Merry Christmas.”
The study conducted by OnePoll, in conjunction with Quaker State, found that two thirds (67 percent) of participants said singing is part of their festive travel with more than a quarter (26 percent) belting out their favorite holiday jams often.
“Quaker State knows that people work hard all year round, and during the holiday season especially, we want people to slow down a bit and spend time with loved ones,” said Jaclyn Chastain, Quaker State Marketing Manager.
