Driving is an integral part of millions of people's lives on a daily basis, but how much do we really know about all of the processes involved in this everyday task? In The Psychology of Driving, Graham Hole provides an insight into what our brains are actually doing when we drive. Drawing on a broad range of psychological research, the book will explore topics as diverse as the role personality plays in the way that we drive, to the effects of aging on the cognitive process involved in driving. It will be essential reading for all students of driver behaviour and psychology, as well as anyone generally interested in why we drive the way we do.