http://www.nationaltransportllc.com/blog/are-males-more-risky-when-it-comes-to-driving/ Shipping All Vehicles Statewide, Nationwide, Worldwide Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:32:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.nationaltransportllc.com/blog/are-males-more-risky-when-it-comes-to-driving/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Are Males More Risky When It Comes to Driving? Part 2 | happyshoppinghours.com Fri, 02 May 2008 22:11:15 +0000 http://nationaltransportllc.com/blog/are-males-more-risky-when-it-comes-to-driving/#comment-92 [...] Are males more risky when it comes to driving? This is a question that has recently popped back up into debate.  I would venture to say that there are equal numbers of bad drivers out there who are both male and female.  Additionally, this question depends on what your definition of "risky" driving is.  For instance, just this morning, I saw about three people who were driving and not paying attention to the rules of the road (i.e. indicating before changing lanes, following too closely, etc.) all because they were on their cell phones.  Should using your cell phone be considered a type of risky behavior?  Perhaps it should.  And what is the difference between "risky" behavior versus plain old "bad driving"?  I don’t think that there is much of a difference.  If you are planning on getting behind the wheel of a car, you need to remind yourself that driving is a privilege, not a right; and the rules of the road should be your primary focus when you’re out there driving around. Posted in Autos | [...] [...] Are males more risky when it comes to driving? This is a question that has recently popped back up into debate.  I would venture to say that there are equal numbers of bad drivers out there who are both male and female.  Additionally, this question depends on what your definition of "risky" driving is.  For instance, just this morning, I saw about three people who were driving and not paying attention to the rules of the road (i.e. indicating before changing lanes, following too closely, etc.) all because they were on their cell phones.  Should using your cell phone be considered a type of risky behavior?  Perhaps it should.  And what is the difference between "risky" behavior versus plain old "bad driving"?  I don’t think that there is much of a difference.  If you are planning on getting behind the wheel of a car, you need to remind yourself that driving is a privilege, not a right; and the rules of the road should be your primary focus when you’re out there driving around. Posted in Autos | [...]

]]> http://www.nationaltransportllc.com/blog/are-males-more-risky-when-it-comes-to-driving/comment-page-1/#comment-91 Are Males More Risky When It Comes to Driving? | Horinacanoes Fri, 02 May 2008 16:22:28 +0000 http://nationaltransportllc.com/blog/are-males-more-risky-when-it-comes-to-driving/#comment-91 [...] Are males more risky when it comes to driving? There are many people who would venture to guess that this is, in fact, the case. Perhaps males are more "adventurous" when it comes to driving because they have testosterone.  Perhaps it’s because they’re trying to impress someone.  Whatever the case may be, I think there are equally as bad drivers out there who are female as much as there are bad male drivers.  The only real way to tell would be to look at police reports for various cities to find out how many people stopped or pulled over for driving violations were, in fact, males.  You could even take the example of motorcyclists.  Motorcyclists are typically males.  Motorcyclists are also notorious for their somewhat reckless driving.  This is not to say that all motorcyclists are bad drivers, but they are notorious for speeding, etc. So, the next time you get into your car with your husband, brother, father or cousin, pay attention to how they drive and see for yourself whether or not there’s a risk. [...] [...] Are males more risky when it comes to driving? There are many people who would venture to guess that this is, in fact, the case. Perhaps males are more "adventurous" when it comes to driving because they have testosterone.  Perhaps it’s because they’re trying to impress someone.  Whatever the case may be, I think there are equally as bad drivers out there who are female as much as there are bad male drivers.  The only real way to tell would be to look at police reports for various cities to find out how many people stopped or pulled over for driving violations were, in fact, males.  You could even take the example of motorcyclists.  Motorcyclists are typically males.  Motorcyclists are also notorious for their somewhat reckless driving.  This is not to say that all motorcyclists are bad drivers, but they are notorious for speeding, etc. So, the next time you get into your car with your husband, brother, father or cousin, pay attention to how they drive and see for yourself whether or not there’s a risk. [...]

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