
The car park spaces are pink, which is a pretty colour women can see Europics.at
PADDED car parks are being introduced at shopping centres across China in a desperate bid to cope with the menace of women drivers.
Dozens of centres in the north of the country now feature sections with wider spaces and colour coded walls to make them easier for women to spot.
The purple and pink colour scheme is also supposed to ‘ease the anxiety’ women feel when trying to reverse into a parking space.
And even the pillars are padded with foam to soften the impact of shunts.
Wang Zheng, boss of one of the shopping centres in Hebei, said: ”There is a scientific basis for all this.
“Women have a poorer sense of distance when they are locked inside a small space.
“That is why female drivers often bump the front and back of their cars.
“There is also a 15 per cent greater chance that a woman will drive her car door into another car when she opens it.”
He told the Austrian Times: “Each parking space is three metres wide, much larger than normal parking spaces and there is more CCTV to help women feel safer.”