Sentences with phrase «before demanding the driver»

Our only fellow Westerner — an American lad beside me — was laid back enough to wait for half an hour before demanding the driver stop watching his soap - opera and concentrate on the road.

Not exact matches

Under the old Hours - of - Service (HOS) rules in place before July 1, 2013, drivers operating large trucks faced demanding driving schedules that may have included workweeks in excess of 80 hours, averaging 13 hours per day.

The cruise works only down to 12 mph before driver intervention is demanded, unfortunately.

A radically reworked Consulier called the Intruder won the One Lap of America in 1996, and a rebodied version dubbed the Raptor prevailed in 1997 before being «absent by popular demand,» in the felicitous phrasing of Car and Driver's Tony Swan, the following year.

It has all the iconic Jeep brand styling Wrangler drivers demand, it has more power and hardiness than any Jeep before it, it's the most fuel - efficient Jeep ever made, and it managed to give us updated convenience features without stepping...

It has all the iconic Jeep brand styling Wrangler drivers demand, it has more power and hardiness than any Jeep before it, it's the most fuel - efficient Jeep ever made, and it managed to give us updated convenience features without stepping on the heritage styling.

While some sports cars demand you clamber into the drivers seat before you begin fully enjoying them, Aston Martin's DB9 GT initiates your hot - and - bothered fantasy the moment your eyes glimpse its curves.

More than ever before, luxury sedan drivers demand greater handling agility and performance feel without sacrificing comfort.

BMW says drivers can now keep their hands off the wheel (effectively letting adaptive cruise control and lane keeping assist fully pilot the car) for over 30 seconds; Digital Trends clocked 44 seconds of hands - free time before the system demanded human intervention.

The world's first Sports Activity Coupe thus offers the driver the truly fascinating experience of being able to handle even the most demanding driving situations with sporting style and dynamic performance never seen before.

Residential BTM deployments need better economic drivers (lower equipment costs, incentives and even demand charges) before deployments begin to take off.

15 Section 48 itself makes no reference to the necessity of the driver of a motor vehicle being on a highway before he or she can be stopped to determine whether there is evidence to justify making a demand under section 254 of the Criminal Code.

Essentially the argument presented suggested that the relevant provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act governing IRP driving prohibitions incorporates the Criminal Code requirement of an officer having to possess a «reasonable suspicion» that a driver has alcohol in his body BEFORE that officer can issue a LEGAL demand for breath samples from that driver.

Bill C - 46 would drop the requirement for police to have a reasonable suspicion a driver has been drinking before demanding a breath sample.

He argued that the ASD demand was not lawful because it was made 10 minutes after the time of driving (indicated on page 1 of the Report as 2:40 a.m.) He pointed my attention to R. v. Cleaver, in which Mr. Justice Dhillon stated that the detention of a driver by the police for 8 to 11 minutes before an ASD demand was made was contrary to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.