Sentences with phrase «around a pedestrian who»

It can help to quickly guide the car around a pedestrian who has walked into the vehicle's path or even smoothly guide the car into the next lane after signaling for a lane change.

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«We want to solve some of the problems in Grant Park — pedestrian movement through the park, reduction of the impact of the roadway system, better facilities for staging events and moving things around so we don't impact just one place in Grant Park,» said Edward Uhlir, a former Chicago Park District official who now is an assistant to Daley and director of the Millennium Park project.

School Bus Safety School bus safety involves the cooperation of a large number of people: the bus driver; each rider; pedestrians and bikers who move in and around the bus, and other drivers.

Riding around in the CLA is fun, especially for new owners who catch the envious double - takes of Mercedes - savvy pedestrians.

Realistic tests confirm that motorists who use Adaptive Highbeam Assist are safer on the road in the dark: dummies placed at the side of the road to simulate pedestrians were detected from a distance of around 260 metres — around 150 metres earlier than is the case when conventional low beam is used — despite the presence of oncoming traffic.

The simple act of crossing a street or walking down a sidewalk ends in tragedy for many pedestrians in Florida and around the country who get struck by a moving vehicle.

For this reason Lerner and Rowe pedestrian accident attorneys make ourselves available 24/7 around the clock, seven days a week so that injury victims who need our legal representation can reach us at a moment's notice.

People who make the unfortunate decision to get behind the wheel while intoxicated put not only themselves at risk but also endanger all other drivers, passengers, and pedestrians on or around the road as well.

We have successfully represented many clients in and around Brookline who have been injured as a result of car accidents, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, construction accidents, and MBTA accidents.

NHTSA collects nationwide data on pedestrian accidents, and in 2014, there were 4,884 pedestrians who died in accidents and around 65,000 who were injured.

There are other urban planners who are observing ways of developing more safety for pedestrians by walking around the city and taking a public transportation to gain better understanding on the issue.