Sentences with phrase «recent driver surveys»

Based on several different recent driver surveys, these actual data reveal that drivers under - report their use of a phone while driving by nearly 50 percent.

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A recent survey from advisory firm Korn Ferry found just 3 % of employees said pay was their main driver at work; 73 % said they were motivated mostly by purpose and meaning.

While customers are increasingly going online to buy goods, in - store purchases remain a strong driver of retail sales, according to a recent survey published by Deloitte and commissioned by Tulip.

A recent survey shows that 40 percent of drivers over the age...

Recent analyses show that more than 40 percent of high school drivers surveyed had texted while driving in the previous month.

All of the nation's 50 largest school transportation companies agree that there's a shortage of drivers, reports a recent survey by School Bus Fleet magazine.

As you may know, a recent survey by the American Automobile Association found that 78 percent of U.S. drivers reported feeling afraid to ride in a self - driving vehicle.

Peugeot has long struggled to shake off its reputation for flaky quality and poor reliability, but it has made big strides in terms of reliability in recent years, and the company came 10th overall in our Driver Power 2015 manufacturer survey.

Our most recent Driver Power customer satisfaction survey saw owners rank parent company Citroen 20th out of 32 brands — although this result reflects the entire range, not just the DS5, which has been built to high standards to reflect its luxury image.

Vauxhall doesn't have the best reputation for reliability and quality, but in recent years, its cars have clawed their way up the results tables in our Driver Power satisfaction surveys.

When it comes to reliability, Land Rover's reputation isn't the best, as shown by its 22nd place result out of 32 brands in our most recent Driver Power owner satisfaction survey.

According to a recent survey of 1,500 licensed drivers, the Smart ForTwo is the most embarrassing car, averaging a «cringe score» of 7.6.

Our most recent Driver Power survey showed Audi falling down the ranks when it comes to reliability and owner satisfaction.

According to a recent survey of close to 1200 drivers, rideshare platforms revealed that Lyft drivers averaged around $ 17.50 per hour, close to $ 2 more per hour than Uber drivers.

A recent survey PetSmart Charities conducted with Ipsos Marketing showed that the desire to save a pet is the strongest driver of adoption.

A recent survey conducted by Travelers insurance found that 4 in 10 drivers conceded they use a phone while they are driving, usually because they feel compelled to be available for work at all hours and / or they don't want to upset their boss.

Two leading law firm lateral hires illustrate that the appetite for corporate work in Africa remains strong, while a recent survey from Herbert Smith Freehills illustrates the underlying drivers fuelling such recruitment.

A recent survey indicates that Uber drivers earn $ 19 on average over $ 6 an hour more than conventional cab drivers.

In terms of drivers, Indiana is just above average, ranking as the 22nd state for best drivers, according to a recent GMAC survey.

Canadian drivers aren't as polite to other motorists as they think they are, according to a recent survey by an online insurance marketplace.

A recent survey from Illinois - based Mintel Comperemedia shows that drivers are more than satisfied with their auto insurers.

A recent survey performed by the CDC showed that 52 percent of drivers between the ages of 18 and 29 admitted to texting on the road at least once in the past month.

A recent customer satisfaction survey by the Insurance Research Council found that 86 % of insured drivers said they were happy with their coverage.

Maryland is the tenth worst state for drivers, according to a recent GMAC survey.

A recent insuranceQuotes survey found that 1 in 5 American drivers received at least one traffic ticket for a moving violation in the past 5 years, with speeding being the main offense.

According to a recent survey by Princeton Research Associates International on behalf of insuranceQuotes.com, less than 26 percent of drivers in any given age group ever ask their auto insurance provider for a discount.

In a recent survey from IHS Automotive, it was found that drivers are now holding onto their newly purchased vehicles for an average of 77.8 months, which is a jump of more than 25 months since 2006.

A recent survey by Schrader International, world leader in Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS), discovered that around 42 percent of drivers consider the TPMS warning lights a «mystery.»