re: I know it's a "stereotype," but women are objectively bad drivers.

I say they are good drivers...let's see you put on makeup while checking your SnapChat, eating your drive thru McDonalds while correcting the children...in the left hand lane and see how well you drive.

Men and women are different. It’s why we have different roles in life to play, both of which make life work efficiently when we are both operating within those roles.

The "Feminist Ally Group" (Which has NO ACRONYM) on this board are going to be angry with you. . .but you are right.

I remember being a kid and any time there was a bad driver my dad would say “stupid lady” or something similar. Being a kid I thought he was just being dumb and a little sexist.

He was right.

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Every example can go both ways
(male or female)

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Women who go both ways...

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2. Women do not have great understanding or appreciation for big heavy machines. They are a mystery to them, and also scary (see #1).

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WTF? Do you think this is something all men just know about?

I have never been in a situation where I thought "this fricking women! they don't know shite or appreciate heavy equipment!"

They pull up to a 4 way stop and immediately get amnesia…no idea of the order people approached the intersection.

It is decently documented through the ASVAB, and other tests, that men have a better visual sense of space than women. Women have a better attention to detail, which is why Michelin used them to do tire inspections prior to shipping (it was a French company, so nobody thought they would get canceled for admitting that).

Women are afraid of a lot of shite, for #1,and #2.

What truly confuses me is Asians in traffic circles in the US. You had traffic circles where you came from. However, you hit the US, we install a couple of them, and you freaking panic. If I could get a grenade into your car, I would.

Instead of speculating you could have just looked up easily obtainable statistics. They support your hypothesis btw. But it's not a huge difference. Men account for 64% of all miles driven, but cause only 58% of the accidents.

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rule. But women do not drive as well as men on average

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That must be why it is more expensive to insure a woman driver than a man. Heyyyy… wait a minute.