Comfort and Convenience
Seating position is personal. Height, leg length and the habit of sitting close to or far from the wheel all differ, so the setup one driver settles on can feel wrong to the next person who takes the keys.
Safety and Driver Assistance
A few minutes spent stationary — adjusting mirrors, locating the hazard switch, checking how the lights work — belongs to preparation rather than to the drive itself. Sorting it before moving off keeps those tasks off the road.
Multimedia and Connectivity
Battery level is the usual worry on a day of errands, since navigation drains a phone quickly. Where a car offers a power outlet or charging point, topping up during the drive is what matters, separate from calls or audio.