Sentences with phrase «lane roads should»

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The company's proposed Highway Drive Assist System automatically keeps cars in the correct lane and maintains an appropriate distance between vehicles, while the Autonomous Emergency Stop System will sense if the driver is debilitated and then maneuver the car to the shoulder of the road to stop.

RAC head of roads policy Nicholas Lyes added: «Introducing lane rental should encourage better planning and coordination of roadworks, and mean utility works are completed in a swifter, more efficient manner.»

Erie County has 1,200 center lane miles of road, more than the states of Hawaii, Rhode Island, or Delaware, and we should receive infrastructure funding that is commensurate with that road inventory.

Expressway opponents at the news conference said the road should have fewer lanes, pedestrian and bicycle access, and less truck traffic.

I tried to keep the car in the narrow lane but suddenly I was off the road and onto the extra side lane they call a shoulder.

The car also felt heavier than it should and wasn't eager to indulge our quick inputs, preferring to rip around clogged city roads than a winding two - lane.

When you hear and see the alert, after carefully checking the road around you, you should safely direct your vehicle back to the center of your lane.

Run - off road mitigation and protection tries to detect and return the car to the roadway even in the absence of lane markers; it works best if there's a detectable contrast between the paved roadway or shoulder and what's beyond.

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Visibility is also excellent, both beyond and around the hood as you navigate rough roads, and over your shoulder as you change lanes on the highway.

Heading south of San Francisco, the responsiveness of the accelerator, the sharp handling, and the big shift paddles mounted to the steering column suggested this car should be taken on a more exciting road than the four lane freeway stretching out before us.

And should your eyes be on your date more than the road, the Lexus LC will keep itself within its lane with its standard Lane Keep Assist and automatically stop should you fail to see something in the road ahead thanks to its Smart Stop system with pedestrian detection.

Another highlight of the new system is sat - nav that is capable of imposing arrows on a live feed of the road ahead to indicate exactly what lane you should be in — helping even my jet - lagged brain make sense of where exactly I should be going.

Ramsey lost control of his 1999 Ford Expedition on Tuesday after he veered onto the shoulder of the two - lane rural road to avoid an oncoming motorcycle, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

and ``... she was still using her car, a blue Saxo that she drove in the way an excitable and short - sighted chimpanzee might have done, accelerating when she should be braking, braking when she should be accelerating, going slow in the fast lane, fast in the slow lane, more like someone on an amusement arcade simulator than a real road.»

Some say that cyclists should take the lane and ride in the middle of the road.

Until the roads department makes asphalt safer for cyclists, no one should have an issue with cyclists riding in the center of the lane to avoid getting caught and falling over.

For one, it actually creates a separated bike lane on the roadway, which is much more preferred than a bike lane that is simply painted on the side of the road and almost looks like a road shoulder rather than a dedicated path for bicyclists.

Both are allowed to use the full motor vehicle lane, but bicyclists can also ride two abreast or individually on the right - hand shoulder of the road.

To prevent vehicles from encroaching into the opposite lane, the responsible agency should clearly mark no - passing zones and install centerlines on two - lane roads.

Bike riders and cyclists should watch out as Vaughan does not have a very comprehensive on road bike lane system.

For example, should you swerve to prevent a kid in the road and veer into the other lane and hit a vehicle, the prices of making repairs towards the vehicle you have hit will be claimed against your Property Damage Liability insurance.

Hit Your Turn Signals: This is something you should do out of habit, whenever you intend to turn or change lanes, whether or not you notice any other vehicles on the road.

On a two - lane road with traffic in both directions, an approach for a left turn should be made in the part of the right half of the roadway nearest the center line.

As you near a slight curve to your left, a car coming toward you is going around a truck and is partly in your lane, which forces your right wheels to the shoulder of the road.

During the road test, you should expect to be asked to make right and left turns, signal properly, use marked and unmarked traffic lanes, back up, make a quick stop, park, and successfully perform the dreaded three point turn.

If you are in this state you will have difficulty in staying in the lane, hitting a shoulder rumble strip, missing road signs, tailgating and slow reaction on the behaviors of other operators.

Solid Yellow Line — if on your side of the road (the opposing lane should have a broken yellow line), this line indicates a «no - passing zone»