Here Are The Top Ten Complaints Men Have About Women's Driving

 

So it's simple:  Men are better drivers than women.  Right guys?  At least, we THINK we are.  That's according to the results of a survey by OnePoll.com . . . which surveyed 3,000 MEN about the subject. 

 

 

--Here are the Top Ten Complaints Men Have About Women's Driving.

 

 

#1.)  Lack of concentration.  This was the biggest complaint men had:  They think that women are distracted too easily by children, scenery, or other drivers.

 

 

#2.)  Braking too late.  Ladies, you know when your guy is worried about this one.  It's when he's pushing his foot down into the floormat and pressing against an imaginary brake.

 

 

#3.)  Tapping the accelerator.  In other words, hitting the accelerator inconsistently, which gives the ride a stop-and-start feel.

 

 

#4.)  Drifting toward the shoulder.  Guys don't like it when you let the car drift from side to side in a lane, instead of keeping it in a straight line.  Especially if you drift all the way over to the side of the road, and hit those ridges on the shoulder.

 

 

#5.)  Getting too close to other cars before passing them.

 

 

#6.) Braking too hard.

 

 

#7.) Fiddling with the stereo.

 

 

#8.) Failure to indicate.

 

 

#9.) Going too fast.

 

 

#10.)  Staying in the middle lane / Not trying to pass.

 

 

(Telegraph)

 

 

(--You know, I was actually with this list, as long as the items related specifically to women not being AGGRESSIVE enough.  But not because I think women should be more aggressive drivers.)

 

 

(--Because I know that guys DO tend to be more aggressive drivers.  So I could see why that would lead to certain complaints, from their perspective.) 

 

 

(--But fiddling with the radio?  That's way too universal.  And so is most of this stuff.  It's like an excuse to be sexist or . . . there's no consistent rationale.)

 

 

(--Having said that . . . What do people think?  Is any of this valid?  Guys, what's missing from this list?  Personally, I was going to say riding the brake.)




Originally posted on July 21st, 2010