How women react to wrongful drivers

The RECORD approached a couple of women and asked how they typically react when they come across a bad driver.

April 24, 2018

Monique van Wyk Less than a minute

NATALIE WALES “I’m quite calm and in control when I encounter bad drivers but I wish that those people could either improve or get off the road and not endanger the lives of others.”

WITH people always saying women can’t drive, the RECORD approached a couple of women and asked how they typically react when they come across a bad driver.

Here’s what they shared with us.

TRUSHA MOONSAMY “When I come across a bad driver I just imagine to myself how I would like to throw him/her with something. I often get very infuriated, despite my small stature.”

CHRISTELLE VAN JAARSVELD “I do not allow bad drivers to get a reaction out of me. I always stay calm, especially because I usually have kids with me in the car.”

KATELYNN DYE “Admittedly I do sometimes scream and go crazy in the car when someone drives like a freak, except for when my son is in the car. Then I must stay calm.”

DEBBIE STEYN “I must admit that my temper flares up a lot when taxis drive or stop in front of me, or when people don’t use their turn signals. It drives me ballistic.”

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April 24, 2018

Monique van Wyk Less than a minute

How women react to wrongful drivers

The RECORD approached a couple of women and asked how they typically react when they come across a bad driver.

Here’s what they shared with us.

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