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Driver Study

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#1

This answers all questions on why we drive fast..... Here I was just thinking it was the thrill of the launch or the loss of traction.

Young men drive fast because speed is perceived as inherently male, a team of Swiss and German researchers claim in a study.

The scientists at the Universities of Zurich, Neuchatel and Heidelberg found that men who were exposed to a "typically male environment" drove "significantly" faster than when they were in female or neutral environments.

The study involved 83 male students aged 20 to 27, who were placed in driving simulators, Neuchatel psychology professor Marianne Schmid Mast said.

They accelerated when they were played words such as 'muscle' or 'beard' — which were taken to evoke masculine traits — over the car radio in the simulated male environment.

In the female environment, words like 'lipstick' or 'pink' were played and they drove about two kilometres an hour slower. Similar results were found with the simulated neutral environment — words like 'table' or 'chair'.

The study was prompted by concern about the high proportion of young men involved in road accidents linked to speeding. Schmid Mast said the results were statistically significant.

"The link between a macho attitude and aggressive driving has often been evoked but it hadn't been demonstrated," she told AFP.

The researchers said the findings could help design road safety campaigns that dissociate speed from masculinity, such as by showing seven times Formula One motor racing champion Michael Schumacher driving slowly on normal roads.

Schmid Mast said she hoped to conduct a similar study with a group of women.

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TUFXRT6 :spoton:

#2

... but the RTA told me a drove fast cause I had a small pen1s? :3gears:

#3
:3gears:
#4

The nice policeman said I was a dickhead and that's why I was speeding. :3gears:

#5

Well what does that say about Chicks that speed? Seems lately everytime I have been overtaken is by some chick doing 30 km over the speed limit usually in a sh*t box of car.

#6

I still speed while listening to the radio and all they play these days is that emo crap, and that is NOT masculine at all.......

#7

At least you're masculine enough to have admitted that. :laughing::buttonit:

#8

So what they are saying is to turn off your radio when you're hitting speed limiter :buttonit:

#9

but....

im not saying that......

its just......

.....

hahahaha

#10

I only speed because im not in the retard percentile who the speed limits are set for, they are way too low everywhere except school zones

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