re: Another result of "acting like a man".
As it says:
"The aim is not the futile one of getting young men to behave like old ladies," Evans says, "but . . . to reduce risk to all road users."
Nor would help to get any age men behaving like any age women, unless you have some strange desire to improve men's acting ability. Men and women are different creatures that see a different world.
Unless you want to give them some kind drug, or prevent them taking drugs- such as alcohol, OR actually provide good driver training, it's not going to make any difference.