Sentences with phrase «road cars use»

The new road cars use the same base chassis, engine and philosophy of the team behind the development.

Road cars used a 3.0 - liter inline - six - cylinder engine producing just over 200 horsepower, but race - spec cars — like this Art Car — utilized a 3.2 - liter version capable of throwing down 480 horsepower.

6C Sport, the first Alfa Romeo road car using a DOHC engine, was introduced in 1928.

With the familiar V10 engine capable of 570 hp, the road car uses the same powerplant as the racing version.

Examples of road cars using the MF layout include the Acura Vigor, Cord 810, BSA Scout, Citroën Traction Avant, Citroën DS, Renault 4 (and derivatives R5 and R6), Renault 16, Saab Sonett mk1, and the Citroën SM, also some commercial vehicles like the Tempo Matador.

It is suggested that the car is powered by a mid-engind twin - turbo V12, with up to 800 bhp, endowing it with blistering performance; this also suggests a potential future engine for road car use.

The road car used a slightly detuned version of the P60 rated at 380 horsepower at 7,000 rpm — complete with dry - sump lubrication and sharply canted radiator with hood venting.

Not exact matches

Ninety - three of the smart city projects are focused on transportation, according to SCMP, and could potentially use its connected infrastructure to build the number of driverless cars and shared - driving models on the road.

As of last year, Blackberry was estimating that around 30 million cars on the road used QNX, with 11 million of them sold just in 2012.

«The token used has to be left «alive» for refunds, restaurants adding tips to the bill, car rental companies charging road tolls charges, hotels adding minibar items.

The limits on the system include factors such as Tesla (tsla) being unable to ensure driver attention even when the car is traveling at high speeds, ensuring Autopilot is used only on certain roads and monitoring driver engagement, NTSB said.

Beyond using this clean electricity to power homes, offices and manufacturing plants, the Chinese also view it as the fuel of choice for the growing number of vehicles hitting the road, setting a goal of putting five million «new energy» vehicles (EVs, plug - in hybrids and fuel - cell cars) on the road by 2020.

The radar that Cruise uses to detect other cars on the road costs the company between $ 100 and $ 200 — it's similar to the Doppler radar your local news channel uses to bounce a signal off cloud formations and detect weather patterns.

The shift away from pure fossil - fuel engines has been so fast that 2017 sales of cars using some form of electric battery power topped out at 52 percent, according to the Norwegian Road Federation (OFV).

By comparison, all the Tesla (tsla) cars on the road (about 280,000 at the end of 2017, according to company statistics) likely used less than 1.3 terawatt hours of electricity combined for the year, a Fortune analysis found.

Google also introduced PlaNet, which identifies where a photo was taken without using geotags — instead relying on landmarks and clues such as types of vegetation, languages on signs, architectural styles, and the side of the road cars are driving on.

In addition to alerting you to the presence of cars, the bike also employes LED lights synced with a mobile phone to provide directions, and its companion app will devise quicker, smoother routes using road and traffic data gathered from other Valour riders.

What it is: The car can respond to road and traffic conditions on its own and uses high - precision motion control to navigate.

Google often uses its monthly self - driving car reports to tout its vehicles» ability to be courteous to other road users.

Washington state is already charging electric car owners a $ 100 annual road - use fee in lieu of the gas taxes they avoid.

Whenever one of its autonomous vehicles encounters a difficult driving situation, like bicyclists driving down the wrong side of the road or a child running into the street to retrieve a ball, Google can use the episode to train its entire fleet of self driving cars.

But even the tiny cars use software and sensors that is similar to the technology used by big tech companies and well - funded startups road - testing full - sized cars, he said.

In December, the California DMV released draft rules allowing self - driving cars to be used on public roads but requiring a person to remain behind the wheel.

But while buses are flexible in their routes, they must use the same clogged roads that cars and trucks do.

On the demand side, you can try to remove people from their cars, by pulling them out with public transit or pushing them out using road tolls.

Existing toll lanes on the highway system are reserved for buses, emergency vehicles and car - pooling vehicles with three or more passengers; cars with two passengers can pay to use the road during peak hours.

That's because so many American industries need steel and aluminum: They're used to build cars, skyscrapers, roads, bridges, washing machines, refrigerators, and a whole host of other products.

The bank says an aging fleet of cars on European roads, and a shortage of used cars, will prod more buyers to showrooms next year.

WM is developing cars using two platforms and conducting road tests, Shen said.

Driverless cars rely on lidar, which uses laser light pulses to detect road hazards, as well as sensors such as radar and cameras.

But the test does not end there — almost any car on the road can be plugged into a computer with the use of OBD diagnostic software.

It smells awesome in the oven, you can eat it for breakfast (or in the car on the road) with just about anything, use it for dessert... I just LOVE it!

You could maybe use it to power that engine-less F1 showcar that you have sitting on your driveway, or if you're feeling particularly mad, you could swap it with the engine in your road car.

She gazes across the dirt and asphalt roads where Pat used to take the family car, killing the dashboard lights so her kid sister, Linda, couldn't see the needle nosing 95, and it begins to dawn on Michelle that the wind that has been at her own back for the last three years is really the wind that has been at Pat's back all of her life.

But with its competition career long behind it, this owner thankfully decided to convert it for use on the road and drove it to the 75th Members» Meeting at Goodwood earlier this year, where it and other GT1 cars were being celebrated in a demonstration run.

Although Porsche built a handful of road going 911 GT1s for road use - they had to in order to comply with the rules of the GT1 category - this car isn't one of them.

Amateur race, car collector and Monaco resident Claudio Roddario likes them so much that in 2016, he decided to buy chassis 037 - the last 917 ever built - and convert it for road use.

and they'll be able to use those 11 million dollar cars for the other 310 days (41 home games regular season and 8 post season home games) Public transportation isn't cheap,... until you add up the true cost of other options (building new roads, parking, traffic congestion) Compare the cost to the BART / Oakland Airport connector!

Using a race or road car as canvas to showcase the creativity and design of some of the world's best and most famous artists really is a wonderful thing.

All supporters should use Lowfields Road and the North end of the Fullerton Car Park to access the stadium and NOT the West Stand gates.

The i - ROAD is based on a unique system that uses technology to connect your car with public transportation and bicycles to get to your destination in an environmental friendly way.

We packed up the car, (silently cursing at the size of the Christmas gifts that we had to bring with us) and I modified my road trip tips for a longer drive — the car was recently tuned up, I had a cooler bag and a snack bag within reach, as well as a bag of supplies close by with wipes, a stash of grocery bags to use for garbage and / or carsickness (we were blessedly vomit - free in both directions), and had all our documents and our map and directions info on my iPad.

Use them to haul wet towels home from the pool or beach, pack a bag for the road, or to keep soiled shoes, sports equipment or uniforms separated from other items in your car or trunk.

If you are often on the road, moving from one place to another several times a day (or if your car trips are relatively long), use the Ameda to make sure that even on the go, your breastmilk will reach your baby.

Although the increased use of seat belts and car seats means the number of motor vehicle injuries and deaths has declined, millions of crashes still occur on U.S. roads every year.

• A 44 - year - old Tinley Park man who almost collided head - on with an Orland Park squad car on the 16200 block of LaGrange Road is scheduled to appear in Cook County Circuit Court Feb. 28 on charges of DUI, driving in the wrong lane, improper lane use and failing to provide proof of insurance.

You probably already know to drive while Baby sleeps and to take plenty of roadside breaks to get her out of her car seat, but here are seven road trip hacks to use when traveling with Baby.

She will enjoy using the blocks to construct buildings as well as roads and other structures to knock down by crashing her cars into them.

While an overhead shield car seat is better than not using a car seat at all, there are better car seats to protect your child on the road today.

The bob rambler is multi-purpose kind of a stroller, it can be combined with an infant car seat adopter and use them together for an 8 weeks old kid, bob rambler recommends that at least babies should be of 6 months an above to ride on a stroller on off - road use, in addition, the rambler is a simplified version that has an adjustable handles, a simple fabric, and a small durable efficient tires.