Men Vs. Women Driving Statistics

Driving... men vs women?

Question: Statistics show that men get more tickets and have more accidents then women. But what is the number of male drivers compared to female drivers in the US? And do men drive more then females?

Answer: Statistics show that men are about 3x as likely to get in fatal accidents. Even though men drive more, it is not enough to explain why they are more likely to get in accidents and tickets. Men are simply more risky.... they are more likely to drink and drive, speed, and are less cautious about when it is safe or not safe to drive.

Why should men care if women get paid LESS, if they don't give a DAMN about unreasonable car insurance for men?

Question: The whole argument with women when asked about how they feel about male car insurance: "too bad" "that's just how it is, deal with it" "men are irresponsible" "who cares not my problem" "statistics say most men can't drive as safely as women" So why should I care if women are getting paid less for the SAME job a man is doing since: Women are usually less productive than men Women want to be flirtatious in the workplace Women are always suing for sexual harassment Women have to call off to have kids or take care of kids. And I could just use all of the above: "too bad" "that's just how it is, deal with it" "women are irresponsible" "who cares not my problem" "statistics say most women can't work as efficiently as men" Since the insurance companies “feel� men are irresponsible based on statistics. Then men who have seen women consistently under perform ,compared to men, should just pay women less for the SAME amount of work. BTW the “women pay more for health insurance� argument is old and tired. The Male vs. Female health insurance gap is no where near as big as the male vs. female car insurance gap. @ I Enjoy: I'm glad you don't care about my "whining" Because I don't care about you're problems associated with you being a woman: pms, sexual harassment cat calls. I'm a man so It's not my problem right? Tristan: Ok sounds reasonable.

Answer: Good point. I'm still an advocate of womens' rights though since not all women feel that way.