Sentences with phrase «for merging onto highways»

There is plenty of power for merging onto highways and for passing in my opinion.

There's plenty of power for merging onto a highway, but the lack of torque is notable in the city.

Also to its credit, a strong stomp on the gas for merging onto the highway and passing dawdling semi trucks did result in a quick burst of acceleration.

Not exact matches

If you think you can handle sitting in the passenger seat while your child attempts to parallel park, or merge onto the highway, go for it.

As we merge onto the highway for the long drive home, the speakers blare a defiant message, possibly in the general direction of corporate headquarters in Italy.

There's plenty of muscle for passing and plenty for gaining speed to merge onto busy highways.

Merging onto the highway or trying to accelerate for passing at highway speeds is a challenge.

Plenty of power for when you're merging onto the highway.

It combines the power and reliability of a gasoline engine with the efficiency of an electric motor, seamlessly shifting energy sources for optimal use of power, whether you're cruising at low speed or merging onto the San Bernardino Highway.

Acceleration is not neck - snapping, but it is more than adequate for passing slower moving traffic and for merging onto busy highways.

There is not much performance to be had from the little motor and while it is adequate for town driving duties, you will soon be jumping up and down in your seat willing the little car on as you attempt to merge onto the highway.

Directions From New Jersey Turnpike: Take Exit 9 to merge onto State Route 18 toward New Brunswick (1.5 miles); Take Exit for US Highway 1 and Proceed South (2.1 miles); Exit onto Milltown Road (0.5 miles); Turn left at Georges Road (352 feet); Turn right at Hermann Road (0.3 miles).

Whether you are merging onto Pilgrim's Highway on your way to Boston, passing a slow moving vehicle on Washington Street while out running errands, or driving down Main Street on your way to cheer on the Clippers at Norwell High School, you are at risk for being in a motor vehicle collision every time you drive your car.

Whether you are merging onto Interstate 95 for a trip out of town, caught up in congestion on Boston Providence Highway while out running errands or driving down Nichols Street on your way to cheer on the Mustangs at Norwood High School, you are at risk of being in a collision every time you drive your car.

Whether you are merging onto the Mid Cape Highway on your way to Plymouth, caught up in congestion on Falmouth Road while out running errands or driving down West Main Street on your way to cheer on the Red Raiders at Barnstable High School, you are at risk for being in a vehicular accident every time you get behind the wheel of your car.

Whether you are merging onto the Yankee Division Highway, passing a tractor - trailer on Interstate 95, or just driving down Cabot Road on your way to root on the Falcons at Danvers High School, you are at risk for a motor vehicle collision every time you get behind the wheel of your car.

Slowly merge back onto the road or highway while checking your surroundings for others.