Sentences with phrase «out of travel lanes»

The Thruway Authority has said the new bridge should alleviate some of the traffic and large breakdown lanes should help move minor accidents or disabled cars out of travel lanes.

Not exact matches

The head - on collision avoidance system, dubbed Oncoming Lane Mitigation, can tell when the driver has veered out of their lane of travel and into an oncoming lane, as well as detect an oncoming car, and then take action to steer the XC60 back into its own lane and out of harm's way.

can be fooled when traveling in the fast lane of the freeway, going around a bend makes the lane marker sensors believe you are moving out of your lane, needs some work here!

The Lane maintenance feature can be fooled when traveling in the fast lane of the freeway, going around a bend makes the lane marker sensors believe you are moving out of your lane, needs some work here!

Let's say you are traveling down the road, have a sudden sneezing attack, and you veer out of your lane into approaching traffic, causing an accident that involves more than one vehicle, chances are the above limits would not be enough to cover everyone that claimed damages.

The statistics that were compiled and relied upon by the FMCSA in enacting these regulations showed that CMV drivers who are texting are 23 times more likely to be involved in a dangerous situation, which can include crashes, near - misses, and actions such as veering out of the lane of travel unintentionally.

Her conduct was so out of the norm that the defendant would have no reason to anticipate her attempt to park by crossing over his lane of travel.

According to a recent Sun Sentinel article, about 250,000 cars a day travel this road and many of them are getting carpool lane tickets when they come to this stretch and find themselves unable to get out of the express lane in time.

The auto insurance industry estimates that if all passenger vehicles were equipped with just four sensor - based alert systems — forward collision warning, lane departure warning, blind spot detection and adaptive headlights that pivot in the direction of travel based on steering wheel movement — about 1 in 3 fatal crashes and 1 out of 5 injury crashes could be prevented or have their severity lessened.