MANY male drivers do themselves few favours by the way they drive, which increases the likelihood of them being involved in a crash. Two-thirds of at-fault crashes involve young men aged 17 to 22.
Male drivers do themselves few favours with how they drive, says EDMUND KING
MANY male drivers do themselves few favours by the way they drive, which increases the likelihood of them being involved in a crash. Two-thirds of at-fault crashes involve young men aged 17 to 22.
