Michigan Drivers Training Segment Segment 2 Practice Test

Male drivers are involved in more crashes than female drivers because they tend to drive more, especially in higher-risk situations, and engage in riskier behaviors such as speeding or driving under the influence. This combination pushes their share of crashes higher, which is why about 64% of crashes are attributed to male drivers—roughly two-thirds. It’s a statistic reflecting relative risk and exposure, not a statement that every crash involves a male driver. The other percentages underestimate this larger share.