What’s Your English Road Trip Anthem?

1. When you hit the motorway, what's the first thing you do?

Blast the volume and drum on the steering wheel

Put on a carefully curated playlist and settle in

Start a group singalong with everyone in the car

Sit quietly and enjoy the passing scenery

2. Which UK destination would you most love to road trip to?

The Scottish Highlands — wild and dramatic

The Lake District — peaceful and inspiring

Brighton — lively, colourful, and full of fun

The Cotswolds — charming, quiet, and beautiful

Manchester — gritty, cool, and full of history

3. What kind of snacks are you packing for the journey?

Crisps, energy drinks, and whatever's in the service station

Artisan crackers, hummus, and a good thermos of coffee

Sweets, chocolate, and enough snacks to share with everyone

A homemade packed lunch and a flask of tea

A bag of chips from a chippy before you even leave town

4. How do you feel about unplanned detours?

Love them — the best adventures are unplanned

Fine with them as long as the music keeps playing

Only if there's something interesting to see or photograph

Prefer to stick to the plan — I like knowing where I'm going

5. Which of these lyrics speaks to you most?

'I want to break free' — freedom and power

'I bet you look good on the dancefloor' — cool and edgy

'Rolling in the deep' — emotional and powerful

'One day like this' — hopeful and moving

'Champagne Supernova' — nostalgic and epic

6. What's your ideal road trip companion like?

Loud, funny, and always up for anything

Thoughtful, creative, and great at conversation

Bubbly, sociable, and knows all the words to every song

Calm, empathetic, and happy to sit in comfortable silence

Spontaneous, cheeky, and full of wild ideas

7. How do you handle a traffic jam?

Turn up the music and have an impromptu car concert

Get frustrated but channel it into drumming on the dashboard

Use the time to have a deep, meaningful conversation

Stare out the window and let your mind wander creatively

8. Which decade of British music do you love most?

The 70s — classic rock legends ruled the world

The 2000s — indie music was at its creative peak

The 2010s — pop was polished, emotional, and massive

The 90s — Britpop was raw, exciting, and iconic

Timeless — I love music from every era equally

9. What's your road trip driving style?

Fast lane all the way — I love the thrill of speed

Steady and scenic — I take the back roads when I can

Relaxed and chatty — I'm more focused on the company

Gentle and mindful — I notice everything around me

Spontaneous — I might just take a random exit for fun

10. What do you do at a service station stop?

Grab a coffee, stretch, and get back on the road fast

Browse the books and pick up something interesting to read

Take loads of silly photos and post them online

Sit down, have a proper meal, and enjoy the break

Dare your mates to try the weirdest thing on the menu

11. Which of these best describes your music listening habit?

I have a go-to playlist of absolute bangers I never skip

I discover new artists constantly and love sharing them

I love whatever's in the charts — popular music is popular for a reason

I listen based on my mood — music is deeply personal to me

I love anything with attitude and a good guitar riff

12. How do you feel when a great song comes on mid-journey?

I immediately turn it up and start playing air guitar

I close my eyes briefly and let it wash over me

I shout 'THIS IS MY SONG' and make everyone sing along

I feel a wave of emotion and maybe get a little teary

I start nodding my head and feel an instant mood boost

13. What's the most important thing about a road trip for you?

The freedom and the feeling of going somewhere exciting

The time to think, reflect, and be inspired

The laughs, memories, and fun with the people I love

The deep conversations and emotional connection with others

The spontaneity and the stories you come home with

14. Which word best describes your ideal road trip vibe?

Electrifying

Atmospheric

Joyful

Soulful

Legendary

15. How do you feel when the road trip finally ends?

Already planning the next one — I can't stop now

Quietly satisfied and full of new ideas and inspiration

Buzzing with energy and already sharing the highlights online

Grateful and a little emotional — it meant a lot to me

Laughing about all the ridiculous things that happened