Women 2x more likely to get into automobile accidents as men, new study finds

BOSTON: A new study suggests that women are more than twice as likely to crash their cars as men, a scientist says.

The study, published by Leafydebater, was conducted as he made his way to the mall to purchase new shoes. He found that out of 30 crashes he was almost involved in during that single trip, 20 of the other cars were driven by female drivers, while only 10 were driven by male drivers.

"The fact that women don't get out of the way when I cut them off makes it clear that women are clearly the more dangerous drivers on the roads." he said."I cannot believe that such dangerous individuals are still allowed to get behind the wheel."

In an earlier study conducted by him, he found that the results were similar. On his way to buy milk a few days ago, he was nearly involved in 6 accidents. 4 of those cars were driven by women, 2 by men.

"I don't know how much longer our government can continue to ignore this issue. Eventually, someone is going to get hurt. We need to take care of the problem before disaster strikes."