Yep, that’s been recommended for a while.
I was just riffing off of @joergkutter’s comment:
Which would be hands at 10 and 2. 
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Oh, yes. Those “that could easily become an obsession” things. Now I want it to happen again but with all four tuners parallel to the headstock. 
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I’d never heard it until my buddy’s kid took his driving test and mentioned it.
I prefer one hand at midday and the other one free to scroll through BassBuzz on my phone obvs.
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Both instructions are news to me. I think it has a lot to do with power steering and small steering wheels which handle completely different to large wheels that are hard to turn and need help after a turn. But the natural position for our wrists is certainly not 9-3.
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Just bring your knees up to steer while using both hands to post. 
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One hand works fine for some people.
Check out this example.
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Been using that grip for years now for ‘normal’ driving but for long distance motorway driving I was once advised by an instructor and another time by a traffic cop to use something around 4 and 8. This allows your hands to rest lightly on your legs and drops your shoulders making for more relaxed driving and less tiring. I can drive like this non stop (other than fuel stops) for 8 hours or more.
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Won’t work. 
My cat got his license suspended after he was pulled over for a traffic stop and he hacked up a hairball on the cop.
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Sounded like my dog
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Musician’s Friend Stupid Deal of the Day
Squier Classic Vibe Late '60s Limited Edition Jazz Bass Lake Placid Blue
Worth the GAS?
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Yes. Always
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Forget GAS Guy, @Al1885 is THE man who walks the walk, for real.
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How’s Ms Luna doing?
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Thanks for asking. She’s a bit better. I’ll be a lot happier when she’s back to her spunky self.
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That’s a great deal and a cool color.
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I missed this. Curious what the price was for the deal though
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