Most Embarrassing Driving Moments

You might not realize it, but when you're driving you have a pretty big audience. Every other driver on the road or in the parking lot are possible witnesses of anything you do wrong. That can lead to some embarrassing moments. Kicking Tires has compiled a list of the most embarrassing moments committed by motorists. Have you ever had any of these embarrassing moments happen to you?

1. Forgot where they parked: 52 percent (men: 44 percent; women: 59 percent) 

2. Drove over a curb in a parking lot: 43 percent (men: 35 percent; women: 51 percent) 

3. Locked keys in the car: 37 percent (men: 34 percent; women: 41 percent) 

4. Gone the wrong way down a one-way street: 34 percent (men: 30 percent; women: 38 percent) 

5. Driven away with something on the roof, such as coffee or a purse: 31 percent (men: 28 percent; women: 34 percent) 

6. Tried to open a car door and realized it wasn't your car: 29 percent (men: 24 percent; women: 34 percent) 

7. Couldn't back out of a parking spot because other cars or objects were too close: 27 percent (men: 21 percent; women: 33 percent) 

8. Dropped your money or food at a drive-through window: 26 percent (men: 23 percent; women: 28 percent) 

9. Accidentally started your car's panic alarm and couldn't turn it off quickly: 22 percent (men: 18 percent; women: 26 percent) 

10. Lost toll ticket at the payment booth: 18 percent (men: 18 percent; women: 17 percent) 

11. Couldn't get out of a roundabout and kept driving in circles: 13 percent (men: 12 percent; women: 13 percent) 

12. Gotten pulled over and didn't have license, registration and/or insurance: 11 percent (men: 11 percent; women: 11 percent) 

13. Driven away from a gas pump with the nozzle still in your tank: 11 percent (men: 14 percent; women: 7 percent) 

14. Not able to work key remote to get into your car: 9 percent (men: 10 percent; women: 8 percent) 

15. Almost hit a person: 9 percent (men: 8 percent; women: 9 percent) 

16. Forgot a passenger and had to go back: 8 percent (men: 11 percent; women: 6 percent) 

17. Gotten in a car and realized it wasn't your car: 8 percent (men: 7 percent; women: 8 percent)

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