Listening to Guns N' Roses makes you drive unsafely

A new experiment has revealed the songs that can cause motorists to drive more dangerously. But what makes a song a driving hazard?

Most of us like to listen to music while we’re driving.

However, there are some songs you would do well to avoid when behind the wheel, according to the results of a new motoring experiment by Confused.com.

American dance act the Black Eyed Peas’ 2004 hit Hey Mama topped the chart of songs not to drive to.

And it seems rock music is the most dangerous music genre to listen to if you want to stay safe on the road, judging from the make up of the top 10 dangerous driving songs.
Top 10 dangerous driving songs

1. Hey Mama – The Black Eyed Peas
2. Dead on Arrival – Fall Out Boy
3. Paper Planes – M.I.A
4. Walkie Talkie Man – Steriogram
5. Paradise City - Guns N’ Roses
6. How You Remind Me – Nickelback
7. Hit the Road, Jack – Ray Charles
8. Get Rhythm – Johnny Cash
9. Heartless – Kanye West
10. Young, Wild and Free – Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa (feat. Bruno Mars)