New study reveals salacious details about what people have done in their car, and what others would like to do.

A new online survey from the US has revealed some interesting trends on how much ‘living’ goes on in people’s cars – whether it be eating, using their phone or having s*x.

The Scout GPS survey, which involved 2034 participants, found that 11 per cent of drivers admitted to having s*x while driving. Men were three times more likely to admit to participating in s*xual activity than women (17 per cent and 5 per cent respectively), and were also overrepresented when it came to flirting with another driver (twice as likely).

Forget easy-to-handle hamburgers while behind the wheel - 13 per cent of people admitted to eating something with a utensil while driving.

The survey also revealed some intriguing figures on what people would do if no-one was watching. Nine per cent of respondents said they’d drive naked, 15 per cent said they would have s*x, 30 per cent said they would pick their noses and 54 per cent admitted they would sing out loud.

The study revealed some more concerning trends about mobile phone use, with 19 per cent of participants admitting they had checked social media, email, or played games whilst driving, and 60 per cent confirmed they had used a phone in some capacity.

The poll was conducted by Harris Interactive.