Sentences with phrase «eyes of other drivers»

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Other, more minor changes include the introduction of Nascar - style two - lane rolling starts at every race, the addition of a series of complex mirrors and cameras to the Halo in order to make it appear invisible to the naked eye, and bonus points being awarded to the driver who can exceed the pit lane speed limit by the smallest margin over the course of the weekend.

If a driver thinks she has the edge of a nostril, then other drivers will look in the most likely places for the other end of the mouth, the corners of the eyes, and so on.

Even a thin layer of dirt (salt spray seems particularly bad) both blocks light and scatters it away from the road (possibly into other drivers» eyes).

Other driver assistance systems include active lane - keeping (the 5 Series will steer itself with only a touch of your finger on the wheel to confirm that you're paying at least some attention), an evasion aid that improves steering response and chassis stability in the event of sudden evasive action, and a surround - view parking display that can also deliver a Remote 3D «bird's - eye» snapshot of your car straight to your smartphone.

Due to the similarity in color with daylight and the low light scatter of the LED main headlights with Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS), the driver's eyes tire less quickly than with other systems.

The concept car also demonstrates advanced head - up display or augmented reality technology, which covers much of the inside of the windscreen with computer graphics to display advanced navigation, safety aids and other alerts right in front of the driver's eyes — without obscuring the view of the road.

So you can't use it to creep through traffic like you can with some other luxury vehicles and rounding out the equip driver rate we've got a 360 camera system that gives sort of a bird's eye view of the car and Ford Lincoln's automatic parallel and perpendicular parking system.

The A8's Level 3 feature, called «conditional automation» by the Society of Automotive Engineers, means drivers can take their eyes off the road to do other tasks but must still be prepared to take control when needed.

Thumb buttons on the steering wheel of the 2017 Mercedes - Benz GLS450, for example, allow drivers to answer hands - free phone calls or utilize other infotainment applications without having to take their eyes off the roadway.

Its inevitable sequel Shift 2: Unleashed veered closer to Slightly Mad's vision, depicting the thrills of taming a high powered race car with striking gravitas whilst bringing a number of pioneering new features other games have since adopted such as the then - innovative driver's eye helmet camera.

For example, if a driver decides to input data into a navigation system while driving, they are not only taking their eyes off of the road, but they are taking their hands off of the wheel and applying their attention to something other than the road in front of them.

It's best to file your claim within 3 months of your accident as you will be seen more positively in the eyes of the court if you notify the other driver of your intent to sue within 120 days.

Although we were not able to find out from the jury what led them to reach that apportionment of fault, we strongly suspect that they found the other driver's driving while intoxicated to be significantly more egregious that our client taking his eyes off the road to steady his groceries.

When a driver intentionally takes his or her eyes off the road to attend to some other activity, the risk of danger to others is intensified.

Even without scientific proof or empirical analysis, it is logical to conclude that an activity requiring both the eyes and hands of the driver is a danger to that driver and others on the road.

Since it is impossible for police to have their eyes on drivers at all times, it is crucial that drivers, passengers and others «self - police» by discouraging all forms of distracted driving.

Keep your eyes on the road and be aware of the various dangers on the road, from limited visibility, to other drivers, from poor weather conditions to congested traffic.

Observe traffic laws, remain conscious of other drivers, and keep an eye out for patrolling police vehicles to minimize the chances of making driving errors in plain view.

It implies that you are a defensive or safe driver if you observe more than traffic laws but also the laws of physics, — that is, by keeping a trained eye on other moving vehicles and evaluating driving options in tight situations.

Take photographs of the accident spot, get phone numbers of the eye - witnesses, and more importantly the details of the other driver involved especially when he's at fault.

Most online drivers ed courses cover everything from the safety regulations of the road, to signs and their meanings, to the driver, to even the vehicle, as well as covering how to keep an eye out for other drivers and how to handle different road conditions.

Of course, there are other steps a student driver would need to take, such as passing practical test and eye screening tests, in order to graduate from Driving School.