Is it true that Fringes are 'a danger to motorists'?

Should all girls cut their fringes short, or grow it and tie it back? I read in the paper 'women drivers with long fringes may be at greater risk of accidents a survey found. Almost half of women with eye-skimming celebrity style haircuts admitted never tying their hair back-which could prevent hair falling in their face' so they cant see where they are going! Eight percent feared they would ruin their hairstyle thee survey by a car insurance company found. What about guys with floppy fringes?

Is it true that Fringes are 'a danger to motorists'?
I think you'll find it's just women drivers....I don't think the hair matters..
Reply:Well I have quite a long front fringe, that sometimes does go in my eyes. Whilst I am driving I prefer to clip it back.


If you don't use a really tight grip, your fringe will go back to normal once you've taken the grip out.


I think car insurance companies should worry more about people talking on their mobile phones STILL and driving at ridiculous speeds.
Reply:Yes they can be. I am a driving instructor and on several occassions had to ask a pupil to fasten their fringe away from their eyes......it does make a big difference to their sight and perception of the road ahead and around the vehicle. Asked more females than males but some of the styles for men are as bad with the long fringes nowadays.....they tend to wear a hat rather than fasten it back!!!
Reply:yes
Reply:Very funny splodge. Yeah i imagine it is dangerous if you cant see properly because you hair is in the way. Im sure its common sense to grip it back while you drive.