Imagine a busy highway intersection, packed with cars and trucks. Now, imagine looking into the window of every single one of those cars to find only one type of person in the driver’s seat: men. This was the reality in Saudi Arabia up until just a few days ago. Saudi women were forbidden to drive, and instead had to ask male relatives or hire drivers to take them everywhere. Some women spent up to a third of their salaries hiring drivers. This newest change in Saudi Arabian law, which will take effect in June 2018, represents the end of a policy that has been a symbol of Saudi Arabia’s ultra...