Poll

Which of your parents drive better/safer?

Mom
Dad
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Both drives good, my mother is a little bit more calm though

my dad goes 90+ on the highway w/ no seat belt and just doesn't gaf

both drive bad but my dad is absolutely terrible lol


Um, that's the RPM.

Literally laughed my ass off at how stupid you must have thought I was.

I'd say that my dad is a better driver than me, but to be honest, I think I'm a better driver than my mom.  My dad grew up driving cars his entire life starting at 14 and knows everything from the basics to the little specs.  My mom doesn't really pay attention as stated in the OP, and tends to be more aggressive and more willing to take risks (if you'll remember the stories I've told about tailgaters).

I haven't been driving long, not really doing so regularly until not long after 17.  But the fact that I can drive a two ton refrigerator with wheels (Ford E-350 as my everyday driver) staying away from rumble strips and driving on winding roads of undulating elevations and only eight inches wider kind of helps.  I also do my best to abide by speed limits even when cops aren't around. :O

Both my mom and dad are pro drivers

My mom was going 85mph on the interstate today and we have different sized tires which makes the speedometer off so she was going 90-something. I would pick a passenger van to be the last car I'd speed in

Not much of a question is it?


Just a fun fact for y'all to chew on:

90% of drivers think they are above-average drivers when it comes to traffic safety and skill/experience.

Just a fun fact for y'all to chew on:

90% of drivers think they are above-average drivers when it comes to traffic safety and skill/experience.
Who would want to admit to a survey that they are dangerous drivers?

Women are bad drivers in general, so my dad. I'm a better driver than him though.

Women are bad drivers in general
lol stereotypes

My mom never got a ticket once
My dad loves to speed (so do I)
I always ask him if he can speed on an empty road

Even after 40 years since being in professional racing my dad still has a tiny bit of racer left in him

Lately my dad's health has dramatically declined and he's unable to go to work. I don't even know if he will ever be able to again

Women are bad drivers in general.
Then why do teen and young adult men have higher insurance premiums?