It may be a little old-school (which itself might be code for something else nefarious), but I will almost always stop for a woman [or the elderly] with a broken down car or flat tire on the side of the road (and have often doubled back from an exit a few miles down the road, then past the exit behind me, then returned if I couldn&#x27;t safely stop as I initially passed). I will virtually never stop for a male in the same situation. (I have done so only when it&#x27;s been dangerously cold out and in a fairly rural area.)<p>It comes up a couple times per year; more than half end in &quot;I&#x27;m OK, AAA is on the way&quot;, the next most common is me changing a tire for them, and the rarest of all (nowadays) is them borrowing my phone to call for help.<p>If that&#x27;s sexism, it&#x27;s a type of sexism that I have no intention of stopping nor apologizing for.