Dads drive more than 2,000 miles a year – just ferrying their kids around, it has been revealed.&#32;&#32;A new study, to coincide with the launch of the Grant’s After Hours Club, shows the average father will clock up 43 miles ... more >Dads drive more than 2,000 miles a year – just ferrying their kids around, it has been revealed. A new study, to coincide with the launch of the Grant’s After Hours Club, shows the average father will clock up 43 miles a week in the car running their kids to and from school, extra curricular activities, friend’s houses and childcare. Which means a total of 2,236 miles travelled every year – and a staggering 26,832 miles before their kids are able to get behind the wheel themselves. Researchers found dads who act as the family taxi have little time to themselves – with a third enjoying less than an hour of rest and relaxation a day. In fact, three quarters of those polled, fall into the TBBBs (Too Busy with Ballet and Brownies) category and say they have no other interests or hobbies outside work and the family. And when it is time to unwind, 70 per cent of men lack the energy for a social evening out, preferring to surf the internet instead. Jonathan Ansell formerly of G4 is fronting the music room of the Grant’s After Hours Club and in this video he talks about the club and reflects on the research. Let Grant’s Whisky help you to enjoy deeper, richer experiences in everyday life by signing up to Grant’s After Hours www.grantswhisky.com/afterhours. Whether you’re a budding gardener, follower of music or simply want to learn more about your favourite whisky, the Grant’s After Hours Club has something for everyone. Visit regularly for news, events and promotions, plus the chance to win ‘money can’t buy’ richer, deeper experiences. < less