Many jokes have been told about female drivers. One joke was posted on Twitter on March 5, 2010:
“I was driving to work today and saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on. At least she’s honest. #thisisajoke.”
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supercujo
@supercujo
I was driving to work today and saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on. At least she’s honest. #thisisajoke
12:33 AM - 5 Mar 2010
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Rajven
@Rajven
I was driving to work today and saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on. At least she’s honest… 😉 #FACTS
1:55 AM - 5 Mar 2010
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blaze
@RobDoran
@memzo was driving to work earlier and saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on.
At least she’s honest, unlike you!!
10:43 AM - 5 Mar 2010
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Karan Arora
@KaranArora
I was driving to work today & saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on. At least she’s honest ^_-
1:22 PM - 5 Mar 2010
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Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
I was driving to work today and saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on…
At least she’s honest.
4:44 AM - 12 May 2016
19 May 2017, Daily Star (London, UK), “Mel & Sue,” pg. 19:
I saw a woman driving with her hazard lights on. At least she’s honest.
Twitter
Jokes UK 🔞
@jokesuk
I was driving to work today and saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on…
At least she’s honest!
1:22 AM - 17 May 2017
Twitter
Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
I was driving to the shops today and saw a woman driving down the road with her hazard lights on.
At least she’s honest.
10:12 AM - 2 Dec 2017
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