Men 'more likely' to ignore driving warnings

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Men 'more likely' to ignore driving warnings

Following the recent bad weather experienced in the UK, it has been found that men are more likely to drive in poor conditions.

Sainsbury's Car Insurance found that 23 per cent of men questioned are happy to drive on ice, even when they have been warned not to, compared to 13 per cent of female motorists.

Furthermore, six per cent of men admitted that not only would they drive in hazardous conditions, they would do so without wearing a seatbelt, three times the amount of women who admit to doing the same thing.

Ben Tyte, Sainsbury's Car Insurance manager, said: "Motorists should at the very least be making sure that their windscreens are fully cleared for their own safety and that of other road users."

In addition to these new findings, Sainsbury's had also recently reported that 12 per cent of motorists had spoken on their mobile phone while driving during the previous month.

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