The most challenging sound environment for me is riding in the car at relatively higher speeds on relatively rough highways. Either the road noise is overwhelming if using Program #1, or everything is muffled including the speech of others in the car if using Program #2. I don’t remember this situation being this bad with my previous hearing aids, but I think that could be because I kept them turned down ALL the time because the general sound quality was harsh
If you still have a slot available, you could ask your audiologist to copy your general program (P1) and switch the Sound Enhancer to “Balanced” or “Comfort.” I’ve been playing around with Neural Noise Suppression (NNS), and in my case, changing the Sound Enhancer from “Detail” to “Comfort” worked better than bumping NNS from, say, 6 to 10 .
We usually get our set up in a quiet clinic, but once we step outside, the real world could be harsh on us. Genie 2 shows this pretty clearly—in my last 31 days with the Intents, I was in complex environments 46% of the time, moderate 27%, and simple 27%.
That’s why the right side of the screenshot below is so important—though it’s often overlooked. I think (I am not a pro) that those are the settings that really help in situations like the one you described in your car.
That’s my P1:
And here is a more comfortable setup of my P1:
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My apologies for the partial high jacking of this thread, but I think it’s important that forum members know the signs, it could potentially save their life or someone else’s! I had most of these symptoms above, and more besides, it is very common that Sepsis is misdiagnosed, even by experienced physicians!!! An early diagnosis is paramount to survival, your core temperature is probably key? For me, in both instances of Sepsis, my core temperature had rapidly climbed to 39.5, I believe you are dead at around 42 degrees, or you’ll have severe brain damage, you will be hallucinating, you might even feel euphoric? Your immune system shuts down, it has been overwhelmed by bacteria! Once you’ve been diagnosed, you will be hit with massive amounts of antibiotics by intravenous drip, they don’t know what strain of the Sepsis you have, it takes a couple of days for blood tests to come back from the Lab, so they just hit you with whatever Antibiotics they have in the ICU or High Dependency Unit, but once they know what they are dealing with, they can target the infection! If left undiagnosed, Sepsis is a killer, it can bury itself under the skin, which usually equates to amputation of fingers, hands, arms, feet or legs… Sepsis is becoming quite common, perhaps because of “Antibiotics Resistance”? Now for obvious reasons, I am passionate about Sepsis Awareness, so please know some of the signs folks… Cheers Kev 
Fast forward, to the following day at home, I was building a new 8Ball pool Room, as the day wore on, work wise I was gradually slowing to a crawl, again I thought “Damm that Sangria” 
But Elspeth was alert, she knew something wasn’t right, she asked to take my temperature, I was around 37.5 C, an hour later, I was 38.5 C, by the time the Ambulance arrived, I was over 39 C, strangely I didn’t feel as if I was going to die, I felt totally euphoric, I had most of the other symptoms though! One thing that sticks in my memory is, the taste of antibiotics at the back of my throat, in this instance “Broad Spectrum Antibiotics” they were hitting me with massive amounts of these antibiotics via intravenous drip, and I could taste it in my throat…They let me out of high dependency about a week later, I could hardly walk, I had no strength in my body, I felt as weak as a kitten for many, many months! Anxiety hit me really bad, I couldn’t fathom what was happening to me, it was a very long road to recovery! The second bout was 2021, at the height of the Covid Pandemic, they tried to tell me it was Covid, I told 3 consultants it was Sepsis, they all raised their eyebrows simultaneously, but I was correct, as the symptoms were exactly the same! I got out of high dependency 5 days later, I was weak, but not as weak as the first time around! I second the motion, any temperature above 37.5 C or 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit you should closely monitor, anything above that, if no exertion has occurred, especially in an adult, then go to a hospital emergency room! Every hour delayed, basically increases the mortality risk by around 8%… You were most fortunate