Sentences with phrase «angry driver»

Some streets were closed for car free parties, so there were a lot of angry drivers, but if you were not in a car it was a lot of fun.

«We landed on angry drivers because people either were one or knew somebody who was an otherwise reasonable human being until you gave them car keys,» he says.

Research shows that angry drivers take more risks and have more accidents.

The parking lot can turn into a hectic place, filled with angry drivers that want to run everyone off of the road.

You can even tell the headphones to play and pause music when you remove them from your ears, and pipe in varying amounts of sound from the outside world — great for hearing announcements on the train or that angry driver behind you on your bicycle.

The thing that jumps out are the LED lights on the Halo - unless they're just there to look cool, it appears they could be used to relay various bits of information to the fans, such as when a driver is using fanboost, how much battery power they have left, or maybe - in Sebastien Buemi's case - how angry the driver is.

Musing as he drove, Pennebaker thought of the way angry drivers hurl matching F - bombs.

Wehrly quips that he's fielded calls from angry drivers wondering why they didn't achieve the ratings while towing trailers.

Except for a few angry drivers, the first day of the Burrard Bridge bike lane experiment - with one traffic lane designated for bicycles - had a smooth start yesterday.

Besides the roar of engines and honking of angry drivers, rush - hour traffic also makes underground «noise.»

Like Apple's AirPods, the headphones automatically play and pause music when you remove them from your ears, but go even further, piping in adjustable ambient sound — great for hearing announcements on the train or that angry driver behind you while biking.

The angry driver spun his car around and took off after Stankowski.

Drivers losing their shit isn't a rarity over on Xbox Live but in the highly professional world of real motorsport, angry drivers are rather more rare.

In the same vein, research shows a common tendency among aggressive and angry drivers is to let themselves off the hook by blaming external factors for their own behavior («I had a really bad day at work.»).

Interestingly, the drive to understand that anger depends almost completely on the angry drivers.

But on the narrow avenue leading back to the Hamburg - Berlin autobahn, our outsize plaything swerves way to the right before the angry driver of an oncoming bus flips us the bird.

The plaintiff, who was standing in the parking lot at the time, was struck by the angry driver and injured as a result.

We've all been there before; an angry driver, tailgating, honking, cursing at you while you simply try to get from point A to point B. Maybe we've been the angry driver.

We've all seen it — the angry driver, swerving in and out of lanes at high speed, getting even more irate when the flow of traffic refuses to move out of his way.

Whether you suffer from road rage yourself or end up the victim of an angry driver, road rage puts everybody in the area at risk.

Honking horns, angry drivers and fender benders probably aren't all that uncommon to you.

How do you spot and deal with an aggressive / angry driver?

If you notice there is an angry driver, give them room and try to put distance between your car and theirs.