Do men drive better or women?

Do men drive better or women?

There is a general perception around the world that men are better and more successful drivers than women, but a recent report disproves this perception. Al-Rajal magazine has published the report of an analytical study with reference to the British magazine Express which has stated that women are better than men in driving.

Traveling with female drivers is safer than traveling with men. Especially on the highways, women have proved to be better drivers. An analytical report by the British magazine Express shocked the male community by saying that "good drivers are not men but women". It is completely wrong for men to think that they are better drivers than women. In fact, there is no limit to the competition between men and women in various walks of life. The driving department is one of them. A review report by a specialist research institute in London disproved the worldwide notion that men's driving is better than women's driving.

The review report is quite surprising. It also states that if a woman is driving and you are traveling with her, you can sleep comfortably in the car. You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people. The analytical report also states that during 2018, 79 male drivers committed all kinds of traffic violations in large numbers, while the proportion of women in this regard has been limited to 21%.

Male drivers have driven three times faster than women. The survey also found that traffic accidents were reduced by female drivers. This has been confirmed by the Transport and Economic Institute in Norway in another analytical study report published by the British magazine The Independent. The answer to why women drivers are less likely to be involved in traffic accidents and violations than men is that other studies have shown that women are more likely to know, understand and use electronic devices while driving. There is a problem compared to men. They drive carefully or safely in this context.