Israeli women are better at driving cars than men says new study - The Jewish Chronicle

v Women are better drivers than men, according to a study carried out by the Israel National Road Safety Authority.

Research published by the organisation for International Women’s Day found that men drive in a “more aggressive manner”, leading to a higher involvement in car accidents.

According to INRSA figures, men are involved in accidents up to twice as frequently as women.

In Israel from 2013-2019, 82 per cent of drivers involved in serious accidents were men, and only 18 per cent were women, the report said.

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