Many men are used to grumbling and swearing when they see a beautiful stranger driving. However, women driving are the realities of our time, and I personally think that this is normal!
After all, according to statistics, women are 8-10 times less likely to get into an accident than men.
80% of women who regularly get behind the wheel of a car experience great pleasure from the driving process. But among men, there are only 73% of such people.
. Do you know why men often drive with one hand, and women almost always hold the steering wheel with two? Psychologists explain it simply: a man feels one with his car, and if he wants to relax, he takes one hand off the steering wheel ("nothing terrible will happen"). For a woman, a car is a separate, extraneous object that needs to be constantly monitored. With both hands. For the same reason, women are more likely to give cars names. For a man, your car is actually an extension of it, standing in the parking lot. And for a girl-a girl. Almochka. Maxik. Netik.
Half of the car owners are more or less dissatisfied with it. Three-quarters experience a "misunderstanding" during his work. According to Andy Palmer, executive vice president of Nissan, the reason is that the automotive engineer is usually a man. Therefore, the driver's seat is more designed for the male anatomy (and women really have more back pain from driving), there is usually not enough space in the trunk for a baby stroller, and the pedal assembly is not designed for feet shod in high-heeled shoes. .Until 2018, women in Saudi Arabia were forbidden to drive a car — the poor things were stupidly not given a license, and a lady caught driving could be flogged or arrested. Women who were impatient to get behind the wheel periodically went on strike, and then the sheikhs came up with absolutely wonderful explanations for the ban. One of them once put forward the theory that driving " negatively affects the ovaries and turns the pelvis, so children can be born with clinical abnormalities." But in 2018, the sheikh still signed a decree legalizing motorists.
Only 16% of women admit that they are generally worse at driving a car than men. At the same time, 48% believe that they drive a car no worse than men, but the remaining 36% are sure that a man driving is dangerous
Men, however, are more confident in their own superiority: 67% believe that women are worse at driving, 27% (and I am among them) are ready to recognize the automotive equality of the sexes, and only a miserable 6% say that women are superior to men in the automotive art.
And what a woman looks like in a car ! how many car accidents have there been that ended in a wedding! So a woman on the road is a gift, not a hindrance to traffic!