VOICED : For Afghan women driving a car brings both fear and freedom

The transcript discusses the social dynamics and challenges faced by female drivers. It highlights the initial difficulties and frequent car accidents experienced by women due to societal attitudes. Over time, the speaker adapts and learns to navigate these challenges, feeling more secure and hopeful for the future of young female drivers. The narrative emphasizes the importance of resilience and adaptation in overcoming societal obstacles.

What does the speaker say about the general behavior of people?

• Everyone is rude.

• Most are rude, but some are kind.

• Most are kind, but some are rude.

• Everyone is kind.

Why does the speaker sometimes need to act firmly?

• To prevent disturbances.

• To make friends.

• To show authority.

• To avoid being ignored.

What challenge does the speaker face while driving as a female?

• People try to cause accidents to start conversations.

• People try to race with her.

• People ignore her on the road.

• People offer help frequently.

How does the speaker feel about their driving experience now?

• They feel indifferent.

• They feel frustrated and angry.

• They feel more secure and have learned to adapt.

• They feel insecure and unsafe.

What is the speaker's sentiment towards young women driving?

• They are worried for them.

• They are indifferent.

• They are happy and supportive.

• They discourage them.