Caught in a traffic jam? Put on some music to calm your road rage, study says


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Stressed out during traffic jams? Put on some instrumental music to chill out. — Filepic

A small-scale Brazilian research project suggests that stress when driving could be reduced by listening to instrumental music.

Brazilian researchers from São Paulo State University recommend listening to classical or instrumental music to reduce stress behind the wheel.

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