New parents admit to odd driving habit

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A recent survey reveals that over 95% of new Australian parents take long drives to help settle their babies, often covering distances equivalent to a Sydney to Adelaide road trip. On average, parents drive an hour or 30 kilometres weekly, costing around $200 in fuel and generating significant carbon emissions, particularly in popular vehicles like the Toyota HiLux. Many parents also avoid mechanic visits due to perceived costs, highlighting the challenges of balancing car maintenance with childcare.

Brands mentioned: Toyota