Desi Girls ki driving ecchemundu alochinchandi interstate meda

[user789]

1 hour ago, bcomlophysics said:

Girls cant drive a bro

It’s not they can’t 

they are not perfect .. not advisable for long drives

[Vantylover]

10 minutes ago, user789 said:

It’s not they can’t 

they are not perfect .. not advisable for long drives

How about short drives ? I never seen any hindu girl drive nicely on me bro ....

[NYCpal]

1 hour ago, Rushabhi said:

driving standalone oka issue ayithe husband or close friend abbayilu evaranna pakkana unte driving verela untundi. oorike kangaru pedatharu. avasaram leni aggressiveness choopinchamantaru aa lane ki vellu itu vellu antu

Very true ...when we went on a trip with my friends family ...his wife is driving and my friend is instructing her now change the lane , overtake him ...I’m like nuvvy drive cheyyochu kada ee gola badulu annukuna 

[iddaritho]

do you have statistics that girls are bad drivers , have you seen any records or did any research 

men abd l

driving is mostly based on experience 

the more experienced ur , the more confident you 

 

the place where i fly , i saw many women pilots who are awesome and i had opportunity to learn from them 

 

 

[Anta Assamey]

1 hour ago, Vantylover said:

How about short drives ? I never seen any hindu girl drive nicely on me bro ....

idi Religion based kuda vuntunda... 

[Vantylover]

12 minutes ago, Anta Assamey said:

idi Religion based kuda vuntunda... 

Yea 

[ekunadam_enkanna]

It is not about the gender. Many desi drivers  who mastered their driving in India are danger in a way. One desi babe rammed my car at an intersection, as she was taking left turn without yielding to the straight traffic. She was calling her hubby about what to do right after the accident!! 

Take more driving lessons from a third party, but not from your brother/sister/husband/uncle/friend.

 

[Amrita]

People Think Women Are Worse Drivers Than Men—Statistics Say Otherwise

In a forty-year period, twice as many men died in car crashes, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

 

Photo courtesy of Stocksy

 

This article was originally published on Broadly, a former VICE website focused on gender and identity. You can now find all of this coverage on vice.com.

From stand-up comedians to the Daily Mail, chauvinists have pushed the stereotype portraying women as shitty drivers, but as any dude who has even bought car insurance knows, men pay more for car insurance because providers prefer female drivers. Over the course of his lifetime, CBS News reports, a man could pay $15,000 more for driver's insurance than a woman.

These statistics may seem rooted in another stereotype as bad as "women suck at driving," but the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), and other organizations all have records of men causing more road accidents than women.

 

The IIHS, a nonprofit created by car insurance companies to decrease accidents, compiled 2015 accident date based on gender. The study found that 71 percent of car accident casualties were men, while women only made up 29 percent of deaths. The same study stated that twice as many men died in crashes between 1975 and 2015 than women. The IIHS findings are even more grim when it comes to motorcycle-related deaths, where men make up 91 percent of fatalities.

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"Men typically drive more miles than women and more often engage in risky driving practices including not using safety belts, driving while impaired by alcohol, and speeding," the study said. "Crashes involving male drivers often are more severe than those involving female drivers. However, females are more likely than males to be killed or injured in crashes of equal severity, although gender differences in fatality risk diminish with age."

 

Photo via Wikimedia Commons

The studies explain their findings based on the fact that men tend to engage in certain riskier behaviors, rather than any predisposed gender conditioning. The National Sleep Foundation, for instance, believes there is a 56 percent chance a man will drive while drowsy, while there's only a 45 percent chance a woman would take the same risk. They also found there's a 22 percent likelihood that men will fall asleep while driving, but there's only a 12 percent chance women would make the same error. "Sleep related crashes are most common in young people, especially men, adults with children, and shift workers," the study said.

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Men's statistical bad driving tends to stem from deciding to err on the opposite side of caution. In their analysis of people who drive while speeding, NHTSA showed that nearly twice as many men 34 years or younger die in speeding crashes than women in the same age bracket. The FBI also released numbers that showed more men drink and drive. According to Esurance, a leading insurance provider, the government agency published numbers that showed 536,202 men and 174,149 women were arrested for DUIs. 

Even without a DUI, men could pay more for insurance, and companies consider gender because of the many statistics that show men drive more recklessly. Some insurance businesses, like Progressive, have given men the option to play a monitor in their car that allows the company to track their speeds. Esurance considers gender, but alongside a variety of factors that play into pricing, like driving records and credit scores.

As they say, "Your personal driving record and claims history play a much bigger role, which means a safe-driving gentleman can expect to pay less than an accident-prone gentlewoman."

 

Stop stereotyping. E article posted ani men are bad drivers anatledu most of them are good drivers but women are bad drivers is just nonsense. Totally depends on experience . JAI HIND !! 

 

 

[Paidithalli]

Men & women ani endhi vaa.. Chavemayina cheppi vosthadha ?  Offcourse precautions theeskovali konchem .... 

ikkada bathike soukaryam tho patu, chacche soulabhyam kuda untadhi.  RIP

[reality]

1 hour ago, NYCpal said:

Very true ...when we went on a trip with my friends family ...his wife is driving and my friend is instructing her now change the lane , overtake him ...I’m like nuvvy drive cheyyochu kada ee gola badulu annukuna 

Adhi kuda  mee friend anukuni neeku cheppindhi ante ayipoyedhi kada....

[afacc123]

Just say +1 for Men

-1 for women

no fighting 

[boeing747]

Sad.. 

[toranam]

52 minutes ago, Paidithalli said:

Men & women ani endhi vaa.. Chavemayina cheppi vosthadha ?  Offcourse precautions theeskovali konchem .... 

ikkada bathike soukaryam tho patu, chacche soulabhyam kuda untadhi.  RIP

Girls ki tension lo panic autaru baa ...they can’t take decision sometimes 

[toranam]

1 hour ago, Amrita said:

People Think Women Are Worse Drivers Than Men—Statistics Say Otherwise

In a forty-year period, twice as many men died in car crashes, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

 

Photo courtesy of Stocksy

 

This article was originally published on Broadly, a former VICE website focused on gender and identity. You can now find all of this coverage on vice.com.

From stand-up comedians to the Daily Mail, chauvinists have pushed the stereotype portraying women as shitty drivers, but as any dude who has even bought car insurance knows, men pay more for car insurance because providers prefer female drivers. Over the course of his lifetime, CBS News reports, a man could pay $15,000 more for driver's insurance than a woman.

These statistics may seem rooted in another stereotype as bad as "women suck at driving," but the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), and other organizations all have records of men causing more road accidents than women.

 

The IIHS, a nonprofit created by car insurance companies to decrease accidents, compiled 2015 accident date based on gender. The study found that 71 percent of car accident casualties were men, while women only made up 29 percent of deaths. The same study stated that twice as many men died in crashes between 1975 and 2015 than women. The IIHS findings are even more grim when it comes to motorcycle-related deaths, where men make up 91 percent of fatalities.

Read more: Why You Don't Dream After Smoking Weed

"Men typically drive more miles than women and more often engage in risky driving practices including not using safety belts, driving while impaired by alcohol, and speeding," the study said. "Crashes involving male drivers often are more severe than those involving female drivers. However, females are more likely than males to be killed or injured in crashes of equal severity, although gender differences in fatality risk diminish with age."

 

Photo via Wikimedia Commons

The studies explain their findings based on the fact that men tend to engage in certain riskier behaviors, rather than any predisposed gender conditioning. The National Sleep Foundation, for instance, believes there is a 56 percent chance a man will drive while drowsy, while there's only a 45 percent chance a woman would take the same risk. They also found there's a 22 percent likelihood that men will fall asleep while driving, but there's only a 12 percent chance women would make the same error. "Sleep related crashes are most common in young people, especially men, adults with children, and shift workers," the study said.

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Men's statistical bad driving tends to stem from deciding to err on the opposite side of caution. In their analysis of people who drive while speeding, NHTSA showed that nearly twice as many men 34 years or younger die in speeding crashes than women in the same age bracket. The FBI also released numbers that showed more men drink and drive. According to Esurance, a leading insurance provider, the government agency published numbers that showed 536,202 men and 174,149 women were arrested for DUIs. 

Even without a DUI, men could pay more for insurance, and companies consider gender because of the many statistics that show men drive more recklessly. Some insurance businesses, like Progressive, have given men the option to play a monitor in their car that allows the company to track their speeds. Esurance considers gender, but alongside a variety of factors that play into pricing, like driving records and credit scores.

As they say, "Your personal driving record and claims history play a much bigger role, which means a safe-driving gentleman can expect to pay less than an accident-prone gentlewoman."

 

Stop stereotyping. E article posted ani men are bad drivers anatledu most of them are good drivers but women are bad drivers is just nonsense. Totally depends on experience . JAI HIND !! 

 

 

Personally experienced dear

recent ga desi aunty car parking lo pettakunda car digi car venuka standing car tana painundi velli Akkade spot dead ...sounds lilttle strange Kani edi nizam 

[Amrita]

16 minutes ago, toranam said:

Girls ki tension lo panic autaru baa ...they can’t take decision sometimes 

Oh really ?  I drove 600 miles just last weekend without rear brakes and with break fluid leaking  and that too down hill. I apparently couldn't take decisions driving with parents anduke safe ga vacham intiki of course cant deny gods grace. I also drove many times in storm and have 110k miles on my car. 50k + rental car mida drive chesunta without accident history. I drove in Australia, Canada, Europe and UK also but adento i could take decisions.   Also, world population is 7.7 billion and andulo 49.5 % are female and you are generalizing and talking about those many women. Fantastic dude !