The chart represents the percentage of people, divided by gender, in an Asian country that passed their driving test between 1980 to 2010. The data shows that women are more likely to get through their exams based on their higher rate than men. In 1980, women had a rate of almost 50% of approval, while men were just under 30%. In the subsequent years, women had a slight increase, around 52%, while men had a peak from nearly 30% to just under 40%. In 2000, both had significant growth, with women reaching almost 70% and men 50%. After a decade, in 2010, women had a decrease in driving tests approvals. On the other hand, men remained the same as the decade before, without change. An overview of this data shows that women surpassed men throughout the decades, even after a decrease in 2010, while men stagnated between 2000 to 2010.