Must be plenty of them somewhere. I am one though not driving. I’m on medication and no longer experience either form of motion sickness we discussed above. It’s years since I felt I was still travelling forwards. However it must always depend on current sensitivity levels. The lower one current tolerance levels are the more symptoms occur. I still feel motion sick, the autonomous type stuff, if I am very symptomatic. The fact you are experiencing this even as the driver is, as I’m sure you are already aware, indicative that you are highly symptomatic. Aside on people with vestibular issues that I’ve come across on here it must be almost unheard of for drivers to feel motion sickness. I never have and I know people (without vestibular issues) who always insist on driving as their only way of avoiding motion sickness.
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