I drive a pick up truck...which is a whole 'nother thing getting in and out of kilted.

The room in the pickup does sort of allow a modified "scoot the boot" IF I take time to allow the pleats to settle after swinging up into the cab.

Most of the time I have to do a post-being-seated sweep to straighten them. Or, even reach under the front of the kilt, grab the back hem, raise my ****, and pull the pleats straight.

Do that when driving alone, don't when with someone.

Also found out that when its windy out there's a funny wind pattern right next to the pick up so that there is "vertical wind" after it hits the side of the truck. That vertical wind can make getting out of the truck an adventure in modesty seeking.

Ron