Saudi Women can now Drive Car First time in History

All  Saudi Women can drive cars in Saudi Arabia starting Sunday with the lifting of the world's last ban on female drivers

lifting of the ban, which for years drew international condemnation and comparisons to the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan, has been welcomed by Western allies as proof of a new progressive trend in Saudi Arabia  some women still face resistance from conservative relatives. Many accustomed to using a private driver say they are reluctant to take on the Muslim kingdom's religious sentitments which keeps women on the backseat

decision to lift the ban in the tightly controlled Muslim kingdom where once forbidden cinemas and concerts have also returned is expected to boost the economy, with industries from car sales to insurance to reap returns.

Taliban group should be very unhappy with this move, protesting in there own caves in remote deserts in Afghan eating nothing but dates and camel milk.