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ChewChewTrain · 08-24-2015, 06:55 PM

As you may have previously read, my sister went ballistic at my EOC driving technique.

Well, today I went for a ride in her car with her driving and was appalled at her lack of "situational awareness". (nevermind her emotional outburst when I politely mentioned something to her)

Then, I noticed her driving style is to turn the steering wheel in 1/4" jerky twists. My sister doesn't steer a car. She aims it.

All this leads me to ask the group, "Do you believe there is any truth to what many say about women drivers"?

08-24-2015, 06:55 PM	#1 (permalink)
ChewChewTrain EcoModding Apprentice Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Oakland, CA Posts: 110 True Blue - '89 Honda Civic Hatchback, 1.5ltr, 70hp, 4 spd, Base model Team Honda 90 day: 47.19 mpg (US) Shorty - '01 Mazda Miata SE Sports Cars 90 day: 33.66 mpg (US) Thanks: 101 Thanked 37 Times in 25 Posts	Any truth to "Women Drivers"? As you may have previously read, my sister went ballistic at my EOC driving technique. Well, today I went for a ride in her car with her driving and was appalled at her lack of "situational awareness". (nevermind her emotional outburst when I politely mentioned something to her) Then, I noticed her driving style is to turn the steering wheel in 1/4" jerky twists. My sister doesn't steer a car. She aims it. All this leads me to ask the group, "Do you believe there is any truth to what many say about women drivers"? Last edited by ChewChewTrain; 08-24-2015 at 09:46 PM..