India, Sept. 12 -- Car rides and music go hand in hand, whether blasting from the speakers with everyone singing along or during intimate listening on earphones. But motion sickness is a buzzkill, causing dizziness, vomiting, fatigue, sweating, and general uneasiness. It can turn what should be an enjoyable road trip into a very uncomfortable experience.

But did you know that the type of music you play in your car can influence your motion sickness, making it better or worse?

A study published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience on September 3, 2025, confirmed this. The genre of the music can determine how severe your motion sickness feels.

The researchers aimed to find out if music can influence how nauseous you feel in a c...