Sentences with phrase «often than the drivers»

While the conductors suffered from angina more often than the drivers, they were better off overall.

Not exact matches

They're more often than not seasoned drivers who have been around for a long time and they have control decisions over that car.

Uber fell afoul of incomplete reporting to the CPUC in a breakdown of ride statistics for numbers of rides requested and accepted by zip code; the origin and destination zip codes for each trip and the amount paid or donated; the number and percentage of customers who requested accessible vehicles, and how often Uber could meet the request; and submitting a report on issues with drivers and causes of incidents, and the amount of insurance paid by any party other than Uber for each incident.

One of them is that deep into an expansion, higher economic confidence reduces the likelihood that many markets will panic at the same time, and means market - specific stories are often bigger drivers than the more binary question of «recession, or not?»

I often joke with my husband that I learn more about American history from the carriage tour drivers than I remember from my entire high school education.

More often than not, though, the driver does just that — walks away under their own power to an awaiting ambulance where they're then taken for a medical evaluation, and in short order they're cleared to resume racing.

There are also plenty of famous drivers who haven't won at Macau, because much like Monaco being able to win is often down to more than just speed — you need a bit of luck as well.

Raikkonen is the only driver from the current top three teams that didn't win a race in 2017, where he usually found himself in battles with the Red Bull drivers more often than fighting Hamilton and Vettel for victories.

Junior series racing is often full of crashes but the Italian F4 Championship goes further than most, with tricky race tracks and a massive field of drivers that includes Pastor Maldonado's cousin Manuel Maldonado!

Unfortunately, Woods» driver let him down more often than not, like on the par - 4 seventh when his errant tee shot traveled rightward, some 30 yards from the center of the fairway.

We wanted to understand the key drivers of this fragility, and our research revealed that more often than not, it was rooted in the four Cs: cost of living, cars, credit and childcare.

Wyatt has said they might give police better pictures of cars and drivers in the case of accidents than the city's regular network of surveillance cameras, often far from the crash and the windshield.

Research shows that our values and the facts we accept about the world more often than not are rationalizations for something more base, not the driver of our beliefs and actions.

We have put signs along the road warning motorist and drivers not to speed more than 50 km per hour but this warning more often has been overlooked,» Mr. Hammond stated.

The scientists theorized that some kind of perceptual illusion was fooling drivers into thinking they were in the slow lane more often than they really were.

Even «minimally buzzed» drivers are more often to blame for fatal car crashes than the sober drivers they collide with, reports a University of California, San Diego study of accidents in the United States.

Despite this evidence, «buzzed» drivers are often not punished more severely than their sober counterparts.

In truck transportation, some of the existing approaches include «point to point,» in which one driver stays with a full load all the way to its often - distant destination; «hub and spoke» systems in which less - than - full loads are changed at selected points; and «relay» networks in which the drivers change but the load stays on the truck.

Keep the throttle pinned, and there's more than enough space for all of these cars to comfortably surpass 200mph at Bruntingthorpe, meaning their drivers will join a very exclusive club often restricted to the likes of racing drivers and supercar road testers.

Still, for drivers who don't often carry more than two passengers but want something more dramatic than a sports sedan, the RC200t is a safe choice for a long - term relationship.

Memory seats and mirrors often reserved for the higher - end Murano make their way into the Rogue, a boon to households with more than one driver.

It often interrupts the navigation or entertainment functions to show the driver nothing more useful than a view of the curb in town or the highway shoulder as you approach your exit.

Additionally, a front - driver's turning radius can often be greater than the same vehicle with RWD.

The six - speed automatic was smooth in operation, and its many ratios and the engine's broad torque band ensure that the correct gear for the situation is chosen more often than not, which is good, as there is no manual gear selection; the driver gets to choose between D and L only.

Unless putzing through a crowded city, the driver will be, more often than not, asking for all the available power with a matted throttle.

With its precision navigating through the shift gate and its short travel, it enhances driving pleasure and prompts the driver to change gear more often than the universally free - revving engine actually needs.

If your finances dictate that you must choose between anti-lock brakes and an air bag, consider this: Studies by GM and Ford show that drivers use ABS much more often than they do an air bag.

The result is a drive that is not only noticeably smoother than when the driver operates the gas and brakes, but also more efficient and often faster as well.

The driver must change gear in the R10 far less often than in the R8 because of the TDI engine's favourable torque curve.

How often you ride: If you ride year - round, you will face more risks than drivers who only use their motorcycles for a few months of the year, or only on weekends.

And it implies that changing business conditions and adaptive responses are often more important drivers of investor behavior and market dynamics than enlightened self - interest — the wisdom of crowds is sometimes overwhelmed by the madness of mobs.

He had a driver (this is normal in Peru; Peruvian drivers get harassed less often than gringos by government officials) so we were all packed into the car like sardines.

Tuk tuks (three wheelers) are everywhere and cost less than a taxi, though drivers will often try their luck when offering their initial price.

There are flaws here, but they are fairly small; the run - away driver often does more damage to himself when trying to escape than you usually will; their cars will often suddenly slow down in the middle of a straight to allow you to catch them and end the chase, and finally their cars will often make unrealistic changes of direction.

It's not often you see a develop boasting of its newest racer's sheer amount of dialogue, but Ubisoft Reflection is doing just that, proclaiming the supposed fact that Driver: San Francisco features more lines of dialogue than even Bioware's chatty space - opera, Mass Effect 2.

Integrity can be maintained by being really clear about your own definition of success, and more often than not it's about maintaining a balance of a number of drivers — money, love, being appreciated, being collected, recognition.

Combined with battery swapping stations AND charging pods in every street, this combination will insure that electric car drivers will go to the battery swapping stations less often than gasoline car drivers go to gas stations.

More often than not it is the driver of another vehicle which caused the accident.

The study found that more than three - quarters of drivers said it was unacceptable to text or email while driving, but 31 percent had done so in the last month and 8 percent do so often.

No matter what the reason, a case can get more complex when a trucking company is involved because companies often have greater resources than other drivers, including their own legal teams and insurance companies that will fight liability at all costs.

Failure to See a Motorcyclist — Drivers often fail to see oncoming motorcycles because motorcycles are so much smaller than other vehicles.

The loss of control often is coupled with an inappropriate reaction by the driver because of panic rather than following the training recommendations.

There is almost nothing quite as exhilarating as taking a ride on a motorcycle on a beautiful day, however, one must always be aware of the number of hazards and dangers lurking on the highways, such as unsafe road conditions like potholes or loose gravel, or distracted drivers or, more often than not, simply being at the wrong place at the wrong time.

While most motorcyclists err on the side of caution, sometimes more so than other drivers, insurance companies often stereotype riders as negligent and try to blame them for accidents that happen.

These accidents more often than not, are caused negligent or distracted drivers, resulting in a substantial number of injuries and significant damage to property.

The injuries sustained by drivers and passengers are often more severe than in other motor vehicle accidents due to the exposed nature of the motorcycles.

Accidents involving drunk drivers typically result in greater damage than is caused in a normal motor vehicle accident, and they often involve fatalities.

Proving negligence can often be more difficult for motorcyclists than other drivers.

Accidents with trucks that typically weigh more than 80,000 pounds often cause long - term and sometimes fatal injuries to the drivers of other vehicles.

Truck accidents are often more complex than auto accidents, as truckers and trucking companies are subject to rules and regulations that do not apply to normal drivers.