Historically, women were often denied the right to drive due to societal norms and beliefs that emphasized traditional gender roles, which portrayed women as less capable or independent than men. Cultural, religious, and legal barriers reinforced the notion that driving was a male activity, limiting women's freedom and mobility. In some regions, these restrictions were codified into law, while in others, they stemmed from social pressure and stigma. Over time, these views have changed significantly, leading to greater acceptance of women driving in most parts of the world.
They Werent
No.... not back in the Greek days
Women were allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia in the year 2018.
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Women were first allowed to drive in the United States in 1919.
No. Women in the Middle East cannot drive cars.
Saudi women are not allowed to drive cars but they are allowed to drive aeroplanes as they are chauffeured to the air port .2. Saudi women are not allowed to go out without an abaya .
Yes, women are allowed to drive in Afghanistan. However, most don't as cars are rather expensive and only the wealthy drive in Afghanistan.
anytime you want. this isn't the back in the day when women werent allowed to read or have an opinion
yes
only men, as the women werent allowed to be on the stage, a tradition which continued into Shakespeare's time with female parts being played by males with unbroken voices
a woman was not allowed to fly a plane back then because at the time, women did not have very many rights, and werent allowed to have any rights. women didnt get their rights until the Civil Rights Movement.