Don't worry. I'm have control.

Afternoon Pike, oh yes I do this all of the time, especially on the drive to Chattanooga, which is nothing by straight country two lane. I suppose you were daydreaming of wearing that bra, and how exciting it is going to be to share with your friends and all of your girls here... I know there are many that are probably day dreaming as we speak here of this very thing.....

There have been times where I have driven on auto pilot home from work and it scared the crap out of me not realizing that I had made the trip.

Oh I do this when I go to my parents all the time. Its a little scary when you cant remeber if you actually saw the green light.

Daydreaming while driving doesn't really happen often with me. If it does happen, it usually only occurs when I'm by myself and it only lasts several seconds and then I'm like woah, wait a minute I'm driving here, not sitting at home, it's time to pay attention. And then I'm fine until I get home.

Yeah I do that alot. In fact I seem to be doing this more and more often recently. I am a member of the fire department and many times when we get a call in the middle of the night I don't remember the drive to the firehouse. All I know is I woke up and in no time at all I ended up at my gearben throwning on my helmet. It is kind of scary to think that you have no idea how you got from point A to point B. I have never actually fallen asleep at the wheel, but sometimes I wonder if zonming out is any better. In some ways it may be even worse.

yeah, sometimes i do it but try to avoid it so that i only concentrate on diving specially when someone is with me in the car. drive safe and good luck

I never daydream while I'm driving, only during EVERY other thing I'm doing. I'm sort of in a daydream even while I'm typing this. ;)

Hi p1 I don't know about being in a Daydream I think if you know the route so well you just drive and before you know it you are there I do that when I go from here up North to see my Children(Adults) It is Auto Pilot but I always say the Car knows its own way lol

I do not drive, but I do daydream a lot and I would think that this is a very normal think to do while you are drinking. Your mind does not need to be totally alert when you are performing a task that you do on a regular basis.

I dont drive often but when i do i watch everything b/c i dont drive enough to be that comfertable, when i did drive all the time there was times that i would lose track of time and day dream. There was this one lady my mom was friends with that could put on her makeup and drive (she was blonde, lol) one time she ran someone off the road b/c of it and she looks back and says, "did i do that" it thought it was so funny

I daydream alot but if I'm driving I usually snap out of it pretty quick. I guess this is a good thing because the last thing I need is to wreck my car. :(

Hi, I drove four today doing much the same. Some journeys I do that often that yes it seems like you have put auto-pilot on like you say. I think you are obviously still aware of the road and all the other vehicles and hazards along the way but you just tend to go into thought mode. I either think or sing along to music depending on my mood really. Glad you you had a good journey and hope the daydreams were pleasant ones. Ellie :D

You're not alone there. What's worse that being on auto pilot is being on autopilot to the wrong place. I used to do it all the time when I had to use the motorway to get to work. When ever I was heading somewhere else I'd discover myself on that blasted motorway, going in the wrong direction. And you know how long it can be until you reach an exit when you're in a hurry to get off .... For some reason, having music on when I'm driving keeps me alert. I think it's because it occupies a part of my brain, so the whole lot can't slink off somewhere & daydream.

I dont drive so that rules me out on that one.But LA LA land im often there dear Piky. Recently we went to visit our daughter..and I thought that seeing as she wasnt well...I would take our little grandson out in his pushchair...now Im not in charge of a pushchair very often...but I tell you my stress levels were shooting through the roof...pushchair,toddler,shopping,...Oh dear..... As you know I lived in that little town for years...and then the worst happened...I slipped into LA LA land and lost my way!!!!!...well I was so taken aback....having walked those sreets for years...yet there I was lost!!!...It took a good while to regain my composure....and I smiled and passed the time of day with those who walked by me...but lol ive never felt so silly in my life.... So no you are by no means the only one ....

I have to admit, hun, I do tend to go onto auto pilot sometimes. If I am on a long drive, often from Birmingham to London along the M40, then I will frequently find myself trundling along and suddenly realise that I am close to the M25 junction. I do have music playing in the car when I am driving and that sometimes tends to send me off into my own world, hopefully not to a dangerous extent, but it's easily done.

Yes. I have done the same thing because I always have alot of things on my mind all of the time. It is very scary to drive like that but it happens. We are lucky not to have a wreck or something.

did you forget i am blonde? you have no idea. Much depends on the music i am listening to...maybe too much as i tend to get lost in it. Some who have witnessed my driving will swear i have a lead foot...that'd be the rock cd. Then again, I have been driving along and suddenly looked in my rearview and low and behold, I feel like santa driving a sleigh of reindeer...traffic is so far back! not good . not good.

i am always daydreaming when i drive,usually on short trips i am argueing with the kids ,so thats not so bad,but long trips i am definatetly in la la land,and i am dissappointed that i have arrived to my destination and my boring humdrum life.la la land was much better.cheers sue

I have driven a 212 miles stretch from Maryland to Pennsylvania on auto pilot before. More than once actually. I would set out for the trip every two weeks to exchange my daughter with her father for his custody period and I would arrive in my grandmothers driveway about 3 hours later wondering how on earth I had gotten there already. It always frightened me too but I just told myself that I obviously was concentrating so hard on the road and the traffic that that was why I couldn't remember the trip.

Yes I have done so many a time and although I am paying attention to what the other drivers are doing etc. it freaks me out. My mind is just on it's own track trying to deal with the daily stresses I must deal with and I find myself driving while thinking about anything but. I tell myself to concentrate on the road and before you know it I'm doing it again. At least I know I'm not the only one who does it right?...Mamablaze!!