Women Drivers Outnumber Men, But Men Have Higher Fatality Rate On The Road
In the early part of the 20th century, it was unusual to see women behind the wheel. But as viewers of Downton Abbey know, that began to change during World War I, when women were permitted to do things previously deemed "unseemly". Case in point: Gertrude Stein learned to drive so she could deliver hospital supplies to the French military (though...