To be clear, having sex in public in a vehicle in Nevada is illegal. But, if you decide to commit to car carnality in a secluded or privately owned non-public area, you can go zero to 60 without fear of the law interrupting your backseat fun.
According to driving-tests.org, 84% of those surveyed said they have engaged in sexual acts while in a vehicle. Many of those who fessed up to getting it on with the ignition on were male baby boomers.
Canoodling in a car can bring back youthful memories. As a randy teen, it felt like it was the only safe place to fool around.
Luckily, the cramped little Volkswagen of yore has evolved into more luxurious rides where touchy-feely sessions can take place in comfort. The survey found 66% of respondents had hooked up in a sedan, and that “SUVs led all car types in the average enjoyment of sexual experiences.”
When eager to reach the finish line, never do anything physical that can compromise your cognitive focus while on the road. Instead, build anticipation by turning on some sexy tunes, set the mood with some suggestive language, and at a red light, a light touch can turn up the heat, especially when loose-fitting clothes give easy access for your partner to park a hand when their foot is on the brake.
When you’re ready to shift gears, safely park in a non-public place. If you’re just planning to make out in a car, you’re in pole position because that’s legal in Nevada – as long as you remain fully clothed.
But, if you’re steering for some spicy maneuvers (like backseat bow-wow) don’t risk a fine or jail time – park in your own private garage or driveway, or on a secluded dead-end road that’s out of sight.
Plus, a car with a moonroof is the perfect place to enjoy a little romance under the stars.
Regardless of your make or model, engage the emergency brake before revving your engine. No good comes from rolling away while your hands are not on the wheel.
