Who are lousy drivers? Men OR Women?

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  1. Ruchira profile image72
    Ruchiraposted 13 years ago

    Who are lousy drivers?  Men OR Women?

  2. neeleshkulkarni profile image40
    neeleshkulkarniposted 13 years ago

    men showing off their driving skills to women are the worst.
    so are women who try to back seat drive they are the worstest.

  3. Artist-For-Hire profile image68
    Artist-For-Hireposted 13 years ago

    If you ask the insurance companies (and they spend tonnes of money on their surveys) they would tell you it's young men up to 25yrs who have the worst record.

    But define worst...
    Women are more inclined to hit stationary objects (parked cars and letter boxes) and men are more likely to get caught out trying to pull of a risky manouver.

  4. sangre profile image94
    sangreposted 13 years ago

    I have to say some woman are as bad as men because I have seen both male and female drivers text while driving, answer mobile while driving, ignore what an indicator is for, disobeys the rules of the road, ignore speed signs and tailgate and crash cars.

    So you can't say one is better than the other.

  5. jhendor profile image70
    jhendorposted 13 years ago

    if you wanna consider as per attitude while driving..........its men, but in terms of ownership of the road.................its women

  6. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 13 years ago

    We haven't gotten past the gender issue yet?  I know poor women drivers and poor men drivers.  It depends on the individual, their attention span, their speed etc.

  7. Matt in Jax profile image60
    Matt in Jaxposted 13 years ago

    BOTH! ...but more often than not I'm getting stuck behind slow drivers and getting cut off by .. women.

  8. profile image0
    Dandraposted 13 years ago

    Men in big bogan cars trying to impress their boyfriends and other women

    Women in tiny hatchbacks sticking to your rear

  9. TimMEy profile image69
    TimMEyposted 13 years ago

    I think it does not depend on the gender. More on character. Women in general tend to drive more careful than men but that does not mean that one drives worse maybe it takes a bit longer to reach the destination but therefore at least you reach the destination.

  10. TheSloneGal profile image60
    TheSloneGalposted 13 years ago

    it is both but it would not be so bad now a days if it were not for those cell phones being pressed to peoples ears.

  11. onegoodwoman profile image67
    onegoodwomanposted 13 years ago

    It is the person, who does not signal a lane change, a person who thinks they can wait until the last auto space to squeeze into position, despite a mile's warning that the lane will end.

    It is the driver who zips accross 6 lanes of traffic just to get an auto's length ahead of traffic.

    It is the driver who disobeys all regulations to " move over" and give access to the emerging lane or to the disabled vehicle.

    It is the driver, who thinks, that they among hundreds of fellow travelers, have a limited time to get to their destination.

    It is the driver who refuses to yeild, and give the other driver a fair chance on the roadway.

    I can identify the auto sometimes, but the sex of the driver, rarely.

  12. Mrs. Spinkler profile image61
    Mrs. Spinklerposted 13 years ago

    Both are lousy drivers, it depends on their attention span, their mood, how they were taught to drive, etc.  Many things are the cause behind lousy drivers but gender is not one of them.

  13. Dexter Yarbrough profile image70
    Dexter Yarbroughposted 13 years ago

    Unfortunately, I have seen men and women drive equally lousy!

  14. WindMaestro profile image57
    WindMaestroposted 13 years ago

    It is not a matter of gender anymore, that would just be sexist! The only reason sexism revolves around driving is based upon the fact that women had to fight for equal grounds with men, and among all things, driving. Upon the premise that women are now paralleled to men in nearly everything, men and women both have the opportunity to drive equally great, and unfortunately, equally lousy.

  15. ahsn_foreclosure profile image61
    ahsn_foreclosureposted 13 years ago

    both can be very lousy. i find that men tend to be the crazy, fast drivers that zip on buy you and women are the slower, unaware ones that slam on their breaks randomly and act lost.

  16. Maira Khan profile image66
    Maira Khanposted 13 years ago

    Hi:
    Ever see someone downtown trying to parallel park and just can't do it no matter how many times they try to back in? They back in, can't get it straight so they pull out again and start the whole thing over? Oh and the best ones are the ones who have their passenger get out and try to direct them into the spot. When you see that, you can all but bet your life that it's a woman at the wheel. It just seems that women aren't coordinated behind the wheel.

  17. halfpinoy profile image60
    halfpinoyposted 13 years ago

    either, it depends if you're a good driver or not.

  18. sinebobo profile image61
    sineboboposted 13 years ago

    both but woman is common, at time under age is another bad type.

 
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