Women's driving rights refer to the legal and social permissions for women to operate motor vehicles. In many countries, these rights have evolved over time, with some nations historically imposing restrictions on women's ability to drive. The movement for women's driving rights has been part of broader efforts for gender equality and empowerment. In recent years, significant progress has been made, particularly in countries like Saudi Arabia, where women were granted the right to drive in 2018. This change has been celebrated as a step towards greater freedom and independence for women, allowing them to participate more fully in society and the economy.