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Female drivers in a study tended to tailgate other drivers less than males and felt that other drivers, both male and female, did not drive well compared to themselves. The study also found that compared to males, more females reported not driving very fast or very slow. Overall, the small study indicated that females had slightly less aggressive tendencies than males when tailgating and were less likely to speed.
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- 2. We did our presentation on Five different questions
- 4. Based on the responses from the small group of people interviewed, it can be concluded that female drivers tend to be more careful tailgating other drivers.
- 6. Compared to males, females feel that other drivers do not know how to drive well. This shows that women drivers feel that other drivers ( both male&female) dont drive well.
- 7. Female Results Male Results
- 8. Based on the answers compiled a few patterns can be seen within the small sample size weve collected the data from. 1. Compared to Male drivers, Female drivers seem to have slightly less aggressive tendencies when it comes to tailgating a slower driver. 2. In general though the group of people who answered the question are not what would be considered aggressive or offensive drivers
- 9. Question # 31: How often do you drive very fast or very slow?
- 10. Analysis Compared to males, a higher number of females did not drive very fast or slow. Which gender is most likely to speed?