Dear Dáithí: My husband acts like I'm a dangerous driver

if you had a video on my husband's face when he's a passenger in my car you would think he was in a Grand Prix...  Are all men like this when they're passengers or do you reckon I can get him to relax a bit when I'm driving?
Dear Dáithí: "My husband acts like I'm a dangerous driver. He's giving instructions on the route... to my own aunt's house. He's pressing imaginary brakes if we go above 40kmph. He's clutching that handle above the door like it's the only thing that's going to save him now."

Dear Dáithí: "My husband acts like I'm a dangerous driver. He's giving instructions on the route... to my own aunt's house. He's pressing imaginary brakes if we go above 40kmph. He's clutching that handle above the door like it's the only thing that's going to save him now."

Dear Dáithí, This is a small one that sounds funny at first but it's getting me down now. 

My husband acts like I'm a dangerous driver. I have my driver's licence for years now and have never had a big accident, thankfully. I have scraped a car park barrier (yes, my fault) and once I lost a wing mirror (I still maintain that was not my fault at all). 

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