autoevolution discusses the GEM Motoring Assist poll that included responses of 1,279 children. The kids said their fathers drive too fast, are more aggressive and lose their temper quickly when driving. Their mothers were less likely to suffer from road rage, don’t switch lanes at speed in order to avoid traffic jams and are more tolerant of other motorists but are more likely to stall the car or find it hard to park. Overall, they rate their mothers as better drivers than their fathers.
