Many jokes from the 1950s and 1960s portray women as bad drivers. A more modern joke is:
“A lot of women are turning into good drivers. So, if you’re a good driver, watch out for turning women!”
The joke was posted on Twitter on March 24, 2015.
Twitter
TUMBLRIANS
@Tumblrians
A lot of women are turning into good drivers so if you are a good driver watch out from turning women. Heuheihei umadfeminas lololololol 😂😂
5:01 AM - 24 Mar 2015
Twitter
Shaun Bez
@shaunbezzo
Lots of women are turning into good drivers.
So if you’re a good driver, watch out for women turning!!
12:28 AM - 18 Apr 2016
Twitter
Chaney McKinney
@ChaneyMcKinney
Women are turning into good drivers more and more often everyday. So if you’re driving, look out for women that are turning.
8:00 PM - 30 Apr 2016
Twitter
Joe second M 1ST.
@Mo1st11
Women are turning into good drivers,
so if u r a good driver be alert!
~M.1st~
8:53 AM - 3 May 2016
Reddit
A lot of women are turning into good drivers.
submitted October 4, 2016 by livewirejsp
So, if you’re a good driver, watch out for turning women!
Twitter
Jokes & Gags
@Jokescomedyx
A lot of women are turning into good drivers.: So, if you’re a good driver, watch out for turning women! s… http://sh.st/19Lmz
9:51 PM - 4 Oct 2016
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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