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Women get in to more car accidents per unit distance driven |
Women get in to more car accidents per unit distance driven.<ref>http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who_has_more_car_accidents_men_or_women</ref><ref>http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/battle-sexes-men-drivers-women-dyehard-science/story?id=13841063&page=2</ref> |
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Women are also, astoundingly, more significantly likely to get in to an accident with another woman than a man.<ref>http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/battle-sexes-men-drivers-women-dyehard-science/story?id=13841063</ref> |
Women are also, astoundingly, more significantly likely to get in to an accident with another woman than a man.<ref>http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/battle-sexes-men-drivers-women-dyehard-science/story?id=13841063</ref> |
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Insurance companies can justify high insurance premiums for male drivers as they drive so much more (estimated to be 74% more) that even if their chance of an accident is lower per unit distance driven they drive so much further that their over-all risk is greater. The European Union has recently prohibited gender based discrimination in insurance premium assessments. |
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Revision as of 10:47, 1 February 2014
Women get in to more car accidents per unit distance driven.[1][2]
Women are also, astoundingly, more significantly likely to get in to an accident with another woman than a man.[3]
Insurance companies can justify high insurance premiums for male drivers as they drive so much more (estimated to be 74% more) that even if their chance of an accident is lower per unit distance driven they drive so much further that their over-all risk is greater. The European Union has recently prohibited gender based discrimination in insurance premium assessments.
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