Sentences with phrase «faced by pedestrians»

These national statistics on pedestrian accident are shocking, as are the dangers faced by pedestrians in Florida.

Unicorns and candy - floss buildings aside, the realist in me constantly wonders what the long term consequences of Henry's (possibly successful) loan spell are and why the Gunners had to rely on a 34 year old veteran when being faced by a pedestrian opposition that would have been annihilated by any other team in the running for a Champions league spot.....

Not exact matches

PCS can detect vehicles — and in certain conditions, pedestrians — by using a combination of millimeter - wave radar and a front - facing camera.

Pedestrians walking by construction activity also face dangerous conditions, such as falling debris, equipment or moving construction vehicles.

But perhaps more significant, failing to properly control your car can lead to a passenger, a pedestrian, or a bicyclist becoming injured and can cause the responsible driver to be legally liable for the damages that result, including medical bills and lost wages faced by a victim.

Let's face it, nobody wakes up in the morning expecting to become involved in a car accident or a pedestrian accident as by their very nature car accidents are unpredictable.

In a Toronto Star story on the same new laws, Brown tells the paper that the province would be well - served by the enacting of a «vulnerable road user law» that would boost penalties for drivers who seriously injure pedestrians or cyclists, regardless of which charges they ultimately face.

When a pedestrian crash happens, the actions by local police are state officials are not the only punishments that may face a responsible driver.

A pedestrian faces a 10 percent risk of death when hit by a vehicle that is traveling at just 23 mph, a 25 percent risk at a speed of 32 mph, a 50 percent risk of death at 42 mph, a 75 percent risk at 50 mph and a 90 percent risk when a vehicle strikes at 58 mph.

According to the study, a pedestrian faces a 10 percent risk of injury when hit by a vehicle that is traveling just 16 mph.