Women have always been labeled by men as ‘bad drivers’ on the road, but is there any truth to that stereotype?
In an infographic by Shift Insurance, it takes a look at the statistics behind men and women drivers—to see who is more responsible for car crashes and bad driving habits.
According to the infographic ‘Are Women Bad Drivers’, it points out that 20.5% of all crashes occur when both drivers are women, while 31.9% of crashes occur with two male drivers.
The infographic also revealed that women are “27% less likely to cause auto accidents than men” and guys are more likely to break traffic violations on the road.
It turns out that female drivers are actually “safer” drivers on the road but guys have been stereotyping them as ‘bad drivers’.
For more information, check out the infographic below:
Click to view enlarged version
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[via Shift Insurance]
In an infographic by Shift Insurance, it takes a look at the statistics behind men and women drivers—to see who is more responsible for car crashes and bad driving habits.
According to the infographic ‘Are Women Bad Drivers’, it points out that 20.5% of all crashes occur when both drivers are women, while 31.9% of crashes occur with two male drivers.
The infographic also revealed that women are “27% less likely to cause auto accidents than men” and guys are more likely to break traffic violations on the road.
It turns out that female drivers are actually “safer” drivers on the road but guys have been stereotyping them as ‘bad drivers’.
For more information, check out the infographic below:
Click to view enlarged version
Click to view enlarged version
[via Shift Insurance]