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The fact that the statistics are almost identical for passengers suggests to me that another factor is likely at play here. It would be interesting to see the g
by cinntaile 6y ago
The fact that the statistics are almost identical for passengers suggests to me that another factor is likely at play here. It would be interesting to see the gender differences for drivers when there are passengers in the car.
- tgv 6y agoCan also be an age thing: older and younger people are driven around more. Or a combination of factors, most likely. I don't live in the USA, but here the ratio male-female casualties in traffic accidents is also 70%-30%. The age groups 20 to 29 plus 70 and up make up 55% of all casualties.