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This Qashqai driver breaks the stereotype that females are worse drivers than males. Here’s why!

This Qashqai driver breaks the stereotype that females are worse drivers than males. Here’s why!

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TL;DR - A near-miss accident as a Nissan Qashqai driver forgets to engage the handbrake before switching drivers. 

As a female driver myself, I do not conform to both the stereotypes:

1. Female drivers are bad drivers 

2. Females do not drive as well as males 

This incident debunks the tropes. 

Watch this 86-second video to see how this male driver conveniently leaves the car without engaging the handbrake, causing the car to roll backwards. 

So what happened? 

The Qashqai driver stopped midway on the road in Malaysia where he decided to switch driver seats with the passenger princess. That, itself, is triggering enough for the cam car. 

To add a cherry on top, the driver consigned to oblivion as he stepped out of the car, without applying his handbrake. 

This caused the car to roll backwards. 

The cam car continuously honked at the Qashqai before both cars kissed. Ignorance is not always bliss...

I’m sure we have all heard of the typical words from a male driver: 

  • “Confirm female driver”
  • “Must be some lady driving” 
  • “Want to bet that it's a woman driving?” 

However, statistically-speaking, males cause more road accidents than women. Additionally, the crashes involving male drivers are reportedly more grievous than women behind the wheels. 

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I guess this man took one for the team and now we, as females, can proudly say, we are not that bad of a driver. 

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“However, statistically-speaking, males cause more road accidents than women.”

That’s a very broad and sweeping statement. Does that take into account there are more male than female drivers though?

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"The cam car continuously honked at the cam car before both cars kissed. Ignorance is not always bliss..."

Can anyone explain, please!

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If you quote statistics then you should be aware 1 numero uno case does not at all reflect the population. 

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On 28/01/2023 at 11:19, Fitvip said:


"The cam car continuously honked at the cam car before both cars kissed. Ignorance is not always bliss..."

Can anyone explain, please!

Love your MIL. 😘

It is very blissful. 🥰

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1 hour ago, DOBIEMKZ said:

Love your MIL. 😘

It is very blissful. 🥰

Is that for Jamesc?😆

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1 hour ago, Fitvip said:

Is that for Jamesc?😆

Forget about him. Neither him or his MIL will reciprocate each other's love. 

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