Men more likely to speed than women
71% of motorists witness speeding daily. According to a new AA Motor Insurance report, men are more likely to drive faster than women, with 35% admitting to frequently driving at excessive speeds compared to 30% of females. 2012 saw the lowest number of road deaths on record - but so far this year 128 people have lost their lives, a 9% rise on this time last year. AA spokesperosn Arwen Foley says the findings are not too much of a shock: (Click above for audio)
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