What driving means for women's future in Saudi Arabia

What driving means for women’s future in Saudi Arabia – CBS News

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CBS News foreign correspondent Holly Williams is in Riyadh, where Sunday marked the first day that women can drive legally in Saudi Arabia. She has more on what the changing culture means for women in the country.

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