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Whatever else one may conclude, the statistics prove that when it comes to just 'dying for a ride' in Goa, it is not 'ladies first'. : "D'Souza, Avelino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > In Kuwait we have to keep extra safe distance and be on the LOOKOUT for > WOMEN drivers, TAXI drivers and VANETTE (Pickup) drivers. Avelino > Bastora/Kuwait > *************** > Joel's News Clips > WOMEN ON TOP IN GOA .While 203 men and 24 > women lost their lives so far this year in road accidents, none of them was a > female two-wheeler rider. The 24 women victims were either pillion > riders or pedestrians.It may be argued that the number of female scooterists is > less.But the fact is they ride safe. > (Paul Fernandes in GT) > ------------ To quote a Siddhuism," Statistics is like a bikini: what it reveals is suggestive, what it conceals is vital." The Goa cops havce their own vital statistics on road accidents.That is ,of course, without prejudice to a woman's right to be on the top, whether riding a bike or otherwise. Viva Goa. Miguel
