More than 1 in 5 Brit women apply make-up while driving

Many women have admitted that they use the rear-view mirror to apply make-up while driving, says a new study in the UK.

More than one-in-five women motorists have admitted that they regularly use the rear-view mirror to check their look.

And one in four said they have driven while wearing high-heel shoes. This is not the best foot where to have when taking your redhill driving lessons. Flat and or thin soled shoes are the required foot where.

As many as 2000 drivers were questioned for the poll.

“Multi-tasking is a trait often associated with women but doing it behind the wheel is extremely hazardous” the Daily Express quoted Claire Foster, a spokeswoman for Churchill as saying.

“Women get a lot of bad press for their driving skill.

“However, men can be dangerously distracted too,” she added.