CyndyK

I knit. Since my husband likes to do most of the driving, I can get a lot of knitting in.

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

Embroidery or hexies. I can't read or I'll get sick.

mom-6

As the driver most of the time, I like it when my passenger and I can have conversation most of the way.

Quilts rock

I have to stay awake to make sure DH is seeing all the potential hazards on the road, LOL!!! He just laughs at the running commentary coming from the passenger seat- " oh oh watch that guy, he doesn't know where he is going!" , "holy cow, what is that person doing????" , just an example of what the poor man deals with! For better or for worse, lol!

IshtarsMom

We play a game...Pick a letter....famous name...first, middle, or last...back and forth to see which one runs out first. It is so funny to see who pops in your head...some you haven't thought of in many years and the miles just roll so fast you're there before you know it.

coopah

Books on tape...YES! Also emails and anything else (games like solitaire) on iPad or iPhone. From Seattle to here is a LONG way...and many days, so it's when I learned to use the iPhone. Haven't stopped since!

KarenR

Motion sickness- Should not travel.

MadP

I sometimes sleep, also agree not fair to the driver. I also knit. We don't take many road trips anymore. Traffic makes me to nervous.

Sue Fish

We go back and forth from Ct top NC ..about 10 hour trip and I knit the american girl doll sweaters while traveling...easily get a couple of sets done in a trip...between dozing lol
and I love audio books...hubby doesn't want to listen so i just use my ipod and earbuds

deedum

I use sea bands for traveling, prevents car sickness. Works like a charm. Although, I still have trouble reading, or anything like that. Google "sea bands" and you will be amazed at how great they work.