Old biases die hard

Stereotypes and biases suggesting that girls are not as skilled or confident behind the wheel as their male counterparts have been around for decades. However, it is crucial to recognize that these beliefs are outdated and unfair.

Girls have proven time and again that they are just as capable and responsible when it comes to driving. By perpetuating these stereotypes, society limits the opportunities and potential of girls who aspire to become confident drivers.

It is essential that we challenge these beliefs and create an inclusive environment that encourages and supports women drivers.

Nimra Aurangzeb Abbasi

Rawalpindi