When you don't give a motorcycle license to women, you have to bear all these legal and insurance consequences and the damages of the accidents. The Atamad newspaper wrote: The situation of women applying for a motorcycle license in Iran raises an important question regarding the compatibility of executive procedures with legal principles and social justice; A situation that can have significant financial, legal and insurance consequences for the citizens and their families. The basic question is, is it possible to prevent a group of citizens from going through the training and testing process and getting a certificate without a clear legal statement? On a social level, a significant number of women are interested in or use motorcycles for reasons of employment, livelihood and the needs of urban life. Ignoring this fact does not necessarily eliminate this phenomenon, but it may divert the use of motorcycles from the path of formal education, driving training and compliance with safety regulations and cause more legal and insurance problems.