In my country:

BENIN REPUBLIC

there is no prejudice against female drivers. It's rather a free zone. There are binded laws attached to every driving-licensed offered.

So whether you're a child (particularly from 10 upward), teen, youth or adults, be it male or female, these driving-licensed would be offered to you by the government after you've mastered how to drive from their various driving colleges.

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There was a time I wanted to resume my driving skills. I just came from Nigeria then to Benin Republic, since Nigeria happens to be my mother-land. I needed something doing, mostly driving on the road was a lucrative business, so I ventured into it.

I was forced to stop continuity as a result of not having a driving-licensed which simply shows I've been trained and educated on how to use the road without jumping into others lane.

I had to register afresh and start the college all-over again. Unlike Nigeria, an unlearned person can just bribe the government bodies in those colleges to get a driving license. Meanwhile, they don't know the road policies. But here in my residential country, Benin Republic, all genders are allowed to pass through the college of driving before running into the road with their cars.

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The only thing that will stop womanly accidents from happening here and without, is only if the government of that region or site should invest their senses on building colleges that will generate good drivers. Not only on accumulation for their self interest.

Get to employ professional hands that have undergone safety-health process in driving. Nigeria is popularly known as stubborn-drivers-associate. This is a country where everyone want to fly with their tire. They just want to leave house by 7am and reach 7km journey by 7:20am. They don't want to consider if humans are active on the road or not.

If there's an establishment of such policies and structures in Nigeria, there won't be misconduct. Benin Republic is the safest place to be.

If you haven't been there, find time to be there..... It's a small country, but powered by resource and sensy people.

I invite @ngoenyi, @benton3 and @goodybest to participate