Sherry Taylor

Q: A new study found that women get 12% angrier than men while driving especially when people do this?

A: don’t use their turn signal

 

A new study found women get 12% ANGRIER than men in different scenarios in the car.

Women get 14% angrier than men at backseat drivers . . . 13% angrier at people who don’t use turn signals . . . and between 10% and 12% angrier when people pass them, shout at them, or honk at them.

The study also found ANOTHER way that men are softer in the car.  29% of men said they’re more likely to open up and have a meaningful conversation when they’re driving, and 14% said it even makes them a better driver.

(FemaleFirst)

 

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