One clear proof of women being better drivers is the small number of accidents recorded over years contrasted with men. Since men typically drive more miles than women do, they often insist that they have more ability on the road. Proving or disproving such a claim is almost impossible. What can be quantified, however, are accident statistics. Crashes involving male drivers often are more severe than those involving female drivers for many reasons. Firstly, men drivers and passengers think that wearing a seat belt is not that important, especially when driving in short distances or when the traffic is visibly lighter. Safety belts limit both the driver and the traveler from a sudden clash during an accident, regardless if the seat belt is backside,
