Saudi Arabia to lift ban on women drivers
Any of you in Saudi have heard about this? Given the pace of reform there, how soon can this happen?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../wsaudi121.xml |
Re: Saudi Arabia to lift ban on women drivers
Originally Posted by Mohameda
(Post 5819756)
Any of you in Saudi have heard about this? Given the pace of reform there, how soon can this happen?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../wsaudi121.xml |
Re: Saudi Arabia to lift ban on women drivers
They would have a solid case for keeping women out of cars if they come to witness Arabian Ranches (especially roundabout) during the school run.
It looks like Saudi is on a long slippery slope now... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7201643.stm Whatever next??? |
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Originally Posted by NorthernLad
(Post 5821591)
They would have a solid case for keeping women out of cars if they come to witness Arabian Ranches (especially roundabout) during the school run.
It looks like Saudi is on a long slippery slope now... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7201643.stm Whatever next??? |
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Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 5820216)
It was "officially" being denied today.......... .......
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From what I've heard about the driving in Saudi, I hope the ban isn't lifted. I look forward to having both my hands free to cover my eyes as I'm driven through the danger and madness - or maybe I'll just get a burqa!!
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They've obviously started driving already - we were overtaken by a car being driven by a woman yesterday - she was local.
Don't think the driving here is any worse than Dubai . . . |
Re: Saudi Arabia to lift ban on women drivers
Originally Posted by Nic1
(Post 5823223)
They've obviously started driving already - we were overtaken by a car being driven by a woman yesterday - she was local.
Don't think the driving here is any worse than Dubai . . . You're not serious??? |
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I was in hillbilly country in Saudi Arabia from 1997 to 2000 and it was being discussed then but only for women over 40 years old. Red lights are not liked as they just seem to go through them and it is "Me first" when traffic stops at the lights as everyone turning left have to be at the front of the queue. One day, maybe never:(
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I know that quite a few Saudi women drive dressed like men.....trouble starts when they get into an accident and the ambulance arrives to take care of them :eek:
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Re: Saudi Arabia to lift ban on women drivers
Originally Posted by Lady Lou
(Post 5824248)
I know that quite a few Saudi women drive dressed like men.....trouble starts when they get into an accident and the ambulance arrives to take care of them :eek:
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Originally Posted by Cham128
(Post 5824591)
"psst! beards madam?"
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Yes, seriously - she was driving fast, so we gave her the benefit of the doubt and thought perhaps she was rushing a sick child to the hospital . . .:D
Or mayb it was just a trannie ? Whow knows ? N |
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I hope it happens, but we'll see...
Can't say it's our focus right now. |
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We can dream . . . .
Ex-pat women who are over-40 suits me - being both :( |
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