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Saudi Arabia, previously the only nation prohibiting women from driving, has lifted this ban, allowing women to drive starting June 2018. This historic decision has been met with enthusiasm, with numerous driving schools opening to meet the demand. Empowering women to drive is expected to offer them greater mobility, workforce participation, and safety benefits like reduced harassment and potential for kidnapping. However, concerns exist regarding increased family expenses due to competition for newer cars and the necessity for more female police officers to manage any arising issues.

Women’s driving of cars in Saudi Arabia ) )

Saudi Arabia was the only country that prohibited women from driving cars but Saudi Arabia has officially announced that women will be allowed to drive as of 24 June. The royal decree allowing women to drive for the first time in the country’s history began on Sunday 10/10/1439 H corresponding to June 2018 in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia thus emerges from the status of the only country in the world that prohibits women from driving a car. In order to meet the wishes of many girls and women to learn to drive, a large number of driving schools have been established in Saudi cities Empowering women from driving cars will give them the ability to move as well as join the workforce in the country
some positives of women driving a car:-
Woman`s driving to a car while she goes to her office or purchases her supplies is easier, faster and more time saving.
prevents them from being harassed and protects them from many crimes such as kidnapping.
some disadvantages of women driving :-
The girls compete to acquire the latest cars and thus increase the expenses of the family.
The need for more women police to deal with emerging problems.