Data published by the DSA shows that a higher proportion of male candidates pass the practical driving test than is the case for females (motoring.co.uk).
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Data published by the DSA shows that a higher proportion of male candidates pass the practical driving test than is the case for females (motoring.co.uk).
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For those that disagreed with my comment – most males are fine when they pass their test but statistics do show males have more collisions than females with the rates only becoming more similar once people get into their sixties (and these patterns are worldwide). These trends still hold when you go beyond the simple frequency counts that the police stats comprise of and start accounting for exposure rates (e.g. mileage), etc. The demanding challenge is to find a way to improve driving standards and I’ll be the first to congratulate the person who comes up with an effective solution!
Dr James Whalen DSA ADI (car), Wolverhampton
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This is a trend that has been observed for a while – pity that males don’t perform as well as women once they have passed their tests!
Dr James Whalen DSA ADI (car), Wolverhampton
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I passed first time aged 22 in London, so did my brother and my Mum, who was then in her 50s. We all had the same excellent instructor.
AEMD
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