Reading and All That Jazz 5th Edition by Rita McCarthy ,Peter Mather

Exercise 3

Between the sexes, men are angered most by police presence and slow driving, whereas illegal behavior and traffic obstructions tend to frustrate women. However, when all factors are added in, men and women do not differ in total driving anger scores. Increasingly, women are acting on their anger. During the last 15 years, the number of fatal accidents involving women drivers has increased dramatically while men's risks have dropped. Women are not only on the road at riskier times, but are increasingly displaying the more aggressive driving tactics common among men.
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