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We have all speculated, at some time, as to which gender makes better drivers. Here are figures that has been collated by various resources over time, and this must give you some clue.

*Male drivers are involved in more fatalities each year. Men usually drive more miles as compared to women and more often partake in risky driving techniques like not wearing seat belts, driving under the infulence of alcohol, and speeding.

*Female deaths have increased considerably from the mid 70's, and there has been a insignificant difference in the number of male casualties. The increase in women driver casualties can be accounted for by an increase in experience. A larger number of women hold valid licenses currently than in the past. They cover more miles plus are more liable to drive after nightfall.

*The scale of grave mishaps for every hundred million miles travelled by male and female drivers decreased likewise between 1977 and 2001 – a 48 percent decrease for women drivers and a forty five percent drop for men drivers.