Sentences with phrase «more female drivers»

We also see more female drivers, soccer mums driving their kids to various events.

Not exact matches

Beginning on June 24, when the ban on female drivers is lifted, more women are expected to enter the workforce, which could have a significant impact on Saudi GDP growth.

For example, male drivers were more than three times as likely as female drivers to have gotten out of a vehicle to confront another driver or rammed another vehicle on purpose.

And if you look at GM's demographics for the Monte Carlo, you can see that the company probably doesn't believe the car needs any more power than that, given that more women than men buy and drive these cars (62 percent of principal drivers are female).

Jaguar hopes the array of tech will help the F - Pace reach out to new buyers, with younger drivers, female motorists and more tech - savvy owners in its sights.

However, there is a wider selection to choose from in F1 2017, so it may still be worth having a look to see if there is something that is more preferable between 32 male faces and 8 female faces to choose from with varying preset facial features for your driver's avatar; 28 crash helmets which are customisable via a colour palette for the hue, saturation and luminance of the base colour and two sets of detail colours; as well as a nationality; first name, surname and an abbreviated name.

Young female drivers are considered less risky than their male counterparts and so pay less for car insurance; the effect is reversed for life and health insurance — women tend to live longer and utilise more medical services than men, resulting in higher premiums.

No matter which age group was studied, men are more likely to die as a result of a car accident than females, and the aging driver group is no exception.

Washington, D.C. — Female motorists with perfect driving records often pay significantly more for auto insurance than male drivers with identical driving records and other characteristics the insurers use to price auto insurance, according to new research by the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) released today.

After turning 25, whether male or female, the driver should see a reduction in premium cost to reflect their more mature driving status and experience.

The bottom line is that if you are a young driver (yes, even if you are a female), you are going to need to be prepared to pay more than what older drivers pay.

Whether the popularity of the SUV is a result of it being a larger, more powerful vehicle with an aura that exudes rugged adventure or a result of the perceived stigma and subsequent backlash directed at the family - oriented minivan, is up for debate — but whatever the reason, SUVs and crossovers have somehow evaded being pigeon - holed: young, old, male, female, single or family - friendly, SUV drivers span them all.

For instance, studies show that male drivers are more likely to get in to a car accident than are female drivers.

In general, smaller and mid-sized SUVs and minivans are among the least expensive vehicles to insure and these cars are more popular choices for female drivers.

Outside of young and single female drivers, the other groups of married middle - aged couple and single males at IFA cost much more than the average of almost sixty auto insurance companies surveyed in NJ.

In addition, if you are a female driver you may be entitled to better savings because of a study that shows male drivers are involved in more highway accidents.

Especially, male drivers whose age is less than 25 years will pay more for the car insurance when compared to female drivers.

And the savings continue for three years — totalling $ 660 for a female driver and more than $ 900 for a male driver.

I believe it has something to do with either testosterone, maturity (male go through puberty later than females) or how many more males drive because how often have you got in a taxicab with a female driver meaning all the bad female drivers don't drive.

In fact, statistics show that inexperienced drivers (both male and female) are more likely to file a claim or get a traffic violation, such as a speeding ticket.

Our data, which looked at rates from 54 different insurance companies, showed that 19 year old male drivers paid an average of 12 % more in car insurance premiums each year over their female counterparts.

Like age, it's based on statistics: young male drivers have nearly double the rate of accidents causing death compared to female drivers, and more than double the rate of fatal accidents involving alcohol.

It is important to note that exceptions exist: Some regions in the country have traffic and weather conditions, populations and other factors that increase the risk of female drivers having more accidents.

This is primarily because insurance companies» statistics show that young male drivers are more likely to be involved in car accidents compared to young female drivers.

Men are usually quoted more expensive insurance rates than their female counterparts for the same type of coverage because accident statistics show men to be higher risk drivers.

Due to a lack of inexperience, testosterone, and a general sense or recklessness, young male drivers, under the age of twenty five, are four times more likely to be involved in an automobile collision than their female counterparts.

This seemingly indisputable fact is the subject of much discussion and more than a little misunderstanding; but not very many people have a solid basis for knowing why women historically pay less, and how today's female drivers are doing relative to women throughout the history of the automobile in terms of their insurance rates.