🚗 Myth #1: Women drive worse than men

In fact, statistics say the opposite. Women are less likely to be involved in serious accidents. They are more careful, follow the rules, are not prone to aggressive driving and do not arrange races on the roads. This is why insurance companies in a number of countries offer women more favorable rates.
👠 Myth #2: Women get lost in extreme situations

This is another stereotype. Yes, emotionality can affect the reaction, but with years behind the wheel comes confidence. Women, like men, cope well with driving in difficult conditions: be it ice, heavy traffic or an unfamiliar route.
🧭 Myth #3: Women have poor orientation

Perhaps men have better spatial thinking, but in the age of navigators this is not a problem. In addition, women often act more logically: they will quickly turn off to ask for directions, rather than stubbornly drive “at random”.
💪 A woman behind the wheel today is:

Self-confidence

Independence and mobility

The ability to combine caring for the family and an active life

Responsibility and attention to detail

Women do not just drive - they do it with grace, style and intelligence. Among them are taxi drivers, truck drivers, race car drivers and just mothers taking their children to school. It is not about gender - it is about the person and their attitude to the road.
In conclusion

Stereotypes are echoes of the past. A modern woman behind the wheel is a common phenomenon that should not surprise anyone. It is not who is behind the wheel that matters, but how they do it.