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Hey there @Krsmith99nice to see your here! Welcome to the Forums!
Actually this is a really good question. As Fitbit trackers have been designed to feel the vibrations on your body to track steps, your Surge might confuse the vibration while driving. You can try these suggestions to avoid getting steps while driving from @MakMak! You can also use the option "Shut down" on the Surge, you will find it on the Settings on the watch itself. This will prevent to get the movements during that time. 
For those extra steps that your Surge got while driving you can delete them by doing the following:
- Log into your fitbit.com dashboard using a computer or your phone browser.
- At the top of the screen click Log > Activity.
- Find the data you want to negate by selecting a date range.
- In the activity menu, type in "Driving" and enter the duration and start time.
- Click Log Activity. Your steps and calories burned will decrease for the time period you specified.
If your prefer to use your Fitbit App in a mobile device to delete your steps. Go to your Fitbit Account > Tap on the "Track exercise" tile > Tap on log log > type in "Driving" and pick the option that will show up.
Finally enter the date and the period of time you want to delete.
Give it a shot and let me know if that works! 
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Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
Hey there @Krsmith99nice to see your here! Welcome to the Forums!
Actually this is a really good question. As Fitbit trackers have been designed to feel the vibrations on your body to track steps, your Surge might confuse the vibration while driving. You can try these suggestions to avoid getting steps while driving from @MakMak! You can also use the option "Shut down" on the Surge, you will find it on the Settings on the watch itself. This will prevent to get the movements during that time.
For those extra steps that your Surge got while driving you can delete them by doing the following:
- Log into your fitbit.com dashboard using a computer or your phone browser.
- At the top of the screen click Log > Activity.
- Find the data you want to negate by selecting a date range.
- In the activity menu, type in "Driving" and enter the duration and start time.
- Click Log Activity. Your steps and calories burned will decrease for the time period you specified.
If your prefer to use your Fitbit App in a mobile device to delete your steps. Go to your Fitbit Account > Tap on the "Track exercise" tile > Tap on log log > type in "Driving" and pick the option that will show up.
Finally enter the date and the period of time you want to delete.
Give it a shot and let me know if that works!
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Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
Hi @Krsmith99! You're very welcome. Sure, give it a try and let me know how this works for you! 
I dont' know if you're familiar with our Discussions board, there is a really good chance for you to like it. In case that you haven't do so, check it out! You might be interested in these topics: Marathon Training or How do you break out of your sedentary lifestyle?
See you around! 
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