Latest figures from the Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency has finally revealed one of the greatest arguments for many years.
Who are the better drivers? Man or women?
The statistics were aimed at the driving licence pass rates and the figures showed that women were better at the theory test and men at the practical test.
In the theory test, the women had a pass rate of 51% as compared with the men who scored 47.7%.
However, things were reversed in the practical test where 50.6% of men passed and 43.8% od women.
It can also reported that this disparity between theory and practical tests has not changed since the DVSA’s records started in 2007.
Buy way of an aside, the best place for passing your test in the UK is Scotland. North of the border towns and cities count for the top 8 spots in theory tests and nine out of 10 for practical tests.
However, looking towards the worst places, Uxbridge was worst on theory tests with a pass rate of 43.5% and Belvedere in London recorded that only 30.3% of learner drives passed their practical tests.
