Sentences with phrase «slow drivers who»

You are eternally time - starved and in a rush, annoyed by traffic, an inhumanly hectic schedule, and slow drivers who barely make the speed limit.

Not exact matches

Bearing that in mind it makes sense to keep Massa or a slower driver alongside Alonso for 2013, rather than somone like Perez who would presumably want equal treatment, and a multi year deal.

Drivers who are readily angered by slower drivers, detours and similar traffic disruptions could be taught to become more aware of their responses and modify them to reduce accident risks, according to the aDrivers who are readily angered by slower drivers, detours and similar traffic disruptions could be taught to become more aware of their responses and modify them to reduce accident risks, according to the adrivers, detours and similar traffic disruptions could be taught to become more aware of their responses and modify them to reduce accident risks, according to the authors.

«However, there's often a more critical driver, such as their existing systems aren't working well enough, technology is too slow or failing during lessons, infrastructure isn't supporting new apps and software, the cost of in - house IT support is too high or they've had a change of senior leadership who has brought in new ideas.»

it also rewards a driver who can carry maximum momentum without slowing.

This is common - sense technology that would help tired drivers who might only glance in their mirrors before changing lanes and risk crunching slower - moving vehicles lurking in the shadows.

Judging by the E46 M3 driver this morning who failed to overtake a slow skip lorry on a quiet A road (I went past both in 1.2 L 108 with no drama...) money on advanced lessons on how to look ahead and pass safely may be more useful than 338BHP!!!! (for info the M3 did finally go past it when it pulled in).

For someone who moves in slow traffic and is a settled driver, the comfort and eco modes are most suited.

Moreover, it has been said that drivers who downshift don't need to rely on the brakes as much because the gearshift has already transitioned to a low - speed gear that slows the vehicle, and that results in less wear - and - tear on the brakes.

It's allowed me to pass annoyingly slow drivers, who drive 15 mph under the speed limit, with great gusto.

And, it wasn't the scooter who scared me (although they love to brush by anything moving slower than they)- it was the drivers, who scared the bejesus out of me!

If you're the kind of masochistic sucker who loves being stuck in slow moving traffic and behind people incapable of choosing lanes, then the Sunday Driver and Student Driver modes are perfect for you.

For the first invitational event; you have a choice between an overtake challenge at a short circuit variation of Silverstone were you will be driving Damon Hill's 1996 world driver's championship winning Williams with an objective of overtaking a specific quantity of cars before time expires from a rolling start, while the alternative is to attempt to overtake slower cars than Fernando Alonso's 2006 world driver's championship winning Renault who have a head start over you before completing the allocated amount of laps at a short circuit variation of Suzuka.

Based on the work of Diamond, I'd say «must» leads to ever greater mistakes as attempts to re-balance a badly out of balance system lead to over-corrections, much like a driver who has gone off the road and ends up flipping trying to get back on rather than just slowing down to a speed safe enough to get back on the road.

Nothing about following the speed limit or paying attention, (as they do for pedestrians), nothing about even slowing down if a pedestrian is in the intersection but not in the driver's lane and almost sounding like if there is a pedestrian in the road who does not have right of way, they are fair game.

Because drunk drivers have slower reaction times and reduced perception, they pose a greater risk to motorcyclists who, because of their small size are less visible on the roadway.

Ride Defensively — Be aware that motor vehicle drivers may not see you, and be alert for drivers who do not slow down behind you or who weave in and out of lanes.

- The use of a cell phone by a driver gives him or her the same slow reaction time as a driver who is legally drunk (with a blood alcohol concentration of.08).

Slow your speed and expect the unexpected, including drivers who will lose control of their cars and black ice, no matter where you drive.

The first driver admitted responsibility for the first crash that stopped traffic, but he blamed the second accident and the resulting death of the family entirely on the truck driver who failed to slow down, directly causing the fatal crash.

The 27 - year - old driver of the Honda who was seriously injured but conscious after the accident said he was changing lanes to avoid a slower moving vehicle when the accident occurred.

When slower, local traffic mixes with drivers who are in a rush to reach their destination, it can be a recipe for serious accidents.

A driver who is not able to provide the minimum 3 - foot passing distance due to traffic or roadway conditions must slow down to a reasonable speed while passing and only pass the bicyclist when it is reasonably safe to do so.

Later investigations showed that the driver, who worked for Total Transportation of Mississippi and its parent company, U.S. Express, never slowed or stopped his vehicle.

The undisputed evidence is that the road Fordham was driving on posed no hazard to a driver who stopped at the stop sign, or even to one who slowed to 50 km per hour at the intersection... Does the condition of the road pose an unreasonable risk of harm to reasonable drivers?

According to the Florida DMV, nearly 5 million traffic citations are issued each year, with the majority of these being handed out to drivers who just can't seem to slow down.

Drivers who are intoxicated suffer from poor judgement, slower reflexes and an inability to operate a vehicle safely.

This can mean some drivers with diminishing skills who may drive slower, in some cases, much slower, than you may prefer.

Terry, who teaches defensive driving classes in Plano and Dallas, has been with Comedy Guys Defensive Driving for a long time, and his fun, relaxed classes have earned him quite a following among those drivers who don't like to slow down.

When you approach an intersection, any intersection, do yourself a favor and if you are not required to stop, at least least slow down - even if the light is in your favor - and watch for other drivers who might not be aware they can not drive right through your vehicle.

Keep your eyes open for drivers who might seem slow, sluggish or otherwise not fully in control of their vehicle.