Sentences with phrase «when drivers»

Lane Change Assist (LCA) performs a similar function to help detect vehicles approaching towards its rear side at high speeds, especially during higher - speed driving, while Rear Cross-traffic Alert (RCTA) scans areas to each side of the car when drivers are backing out of parking spaces.

When drivers experience the new model, they will recognise the characteristic Range Rover qualities of relaxed and effortless performance and the tranquil interior environment.»

This led to a number of serious accidents when drivers accidentally accelerated when intending to brake, such as the runaway train accident in Wädenswil, Switzerland in 1948, which killed twenty - one people.

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When drivers wish to confidently save, they reach for our Certified Pre-Owned Hyundai inventory where new - car rivaled quality is put to work alongside used - car inspired prices — sort of.

When drivers enter a corner with too much speed, and lift the throttle mid-corner, the weight transfers forward causing the rear tires to lose traction (called lift - off oversteer), which can result in a spin.

That begins when drivers come to Mercedes - Benz of North Olmsted looking for a brand - new Mercedes - Benz model, whether it's the latest Mercedes - Benz GLS, S - Class, or GLA.

The electronic steering, throttle response, and gearshift times are also progressively sharpened when drivers use a rotary dial in the center console to cycle through Eco, Normal, Sport S, and Sport S + settings.

Rusty's right, the transition between gasoline and electric power is a bit coarse, but Nissan's engineers understood that when drivers want power, they want power.

Based on our time behind the wheel, the Dunlops delivered the most assurance and predictability — a very valuable attribute when drivers of such varying skill are driving on a track.

Generally, crashes occur when drivers speed through a work zone, do not pay attention to changing road conditions, run into other vehicles or highway equipment, or drive off the road completely.

«Boost» accommodates those times when drivers want to take control of the wheel, moving the seats and steering wheel to the driving position.

The 3 Series also comes with a coast function, which cuts fuel when drivers are off the throttle to further boost efficiency.

You even find yourself nodding knowledgeably when the drivers start complaining about soft conditions, even though they're describing 300ft dunes and you're thinking about getting bogged down in the parking area.

A NHTSA spokeswoman sent National Center for Statistics and Analysis Paper Number 500, dated 2001, which estimates that 4,138 lives were saved in the U.S. in 2000 when the drivers / passengers wore seatbelts and had airbags, 1,854 lives were saved by belts only and 548 lives were saved by airbags only.

When drivers jump out of old hot hatches such as the Peugeot 205 GTI or Citroën AX GT, they'll often proclaim that «they don't make them like this anymore».

Calculating like an MIT whiz — it clocks myriad parameters on a 6 - millisecond loop — the eLSD retards spark to dial in understeer when drivers defy the car's physical limits and promotes stability under braking and at mid-corner and corner exit.

When drivers threatened to boycott the first race because «Dega seemed unsafe, France donned a helmet and turned laps at 176 mph.

That sufficed for a few months, but when drivers complained of more vibrations in the fall, we discovered that this time the right - front wheel needed repairing.

Now, when drivers are done with their route and try to turn off the bus's engine, a loud horn will sound requiring them to walk to the back of the bus to turn it off — and in turn, forcing them to check all seats on the way.

When the drivers of the internet convert us into market algorithms, or objects of surveillance, our unease is as much about inequality as about the technology itself.

The on - road versions of such blind spots show up when drivers engaged in a cell phone conversation fail to look at side streets or watch for pedestrians.

When drivers were «following a friend», they drove faster and more erratically, closer to the car in front and made quicker lane changes, compared to how they drove under normal conditions or with a guided navigation system.

The system can also alert traffic wardens when drivers have parked on no - stop zones, helping to reduce congestion.

Its C.E.O. has publicly fantasized about the day when drivers are obsolete.

The evidence is clear — when drivers know they might be caught, they slow down.

The facts are clear — when drivers think they may get caught speeding, they slow down — and we know that even five miles an hour can make a difference in saving a life,» said Senate Jeff Klein at the press conference.

Currently, violations are issued only when drivers are caught for other offenses like speeding.

The problem is when drivers with these violations go to the New York Department of Motor Vehicles and get a new license plate for that car.

«When drivers see the squad, they automatically take their foot off the gas and put it on the brake, which improves the safety of the intersection,» Rodriguez said.

F1 Live London will mark the first time F1 teams have completed a huge demonstration in the UK's capital since 2004, when drivers took to the roads around Piccadilly Circus and Regent Street.

The key to the success of the RB7 rested in its exhaust system, which fed hot air into the diffuser even when the drivers weren't on the throttle.

Another spectacularly bad idea came in 2005 when drivers grid positions were decided by the result of two single - lap qualifying runs added together.

When the drivers are out on the track doing their thing, teams will have to rely on the good old pit board to communicate with them.

After all, when drivers stop out on the track towards the end of the race or after the chequered flag has fallen, why would they walk back to the paddock or endure a wild ride on the back of a marshal's moped?

A nasty accident in at Barbagallo during the Western Australia Formula Vee championship shows the nasty consequences of what happens when drivers unexpected slow down

When drivers retired in the past we'd have to wait for the evening news or the morning paper to find out.

How best to avoid this late - race wreck when drivers start to gamble?

The problem was they came on right when the drivers were expecting to react to the lights going out.

But in February, Jones's second public attempt to reach drivers went awry when drivers began flooding Jones's Facebook page with angry comments and complaints during a question - and - answer session.

On the basis of CR's research and testing of early automated driving technologies, Consumer Reports and Consumers Union previously have called for automakers to make consumers aware of technology limitations and for there to be a safe fallback when drivers overestimate the capabilities of driver assist - systems, and also specifically have called for Tesla to only allow the Autopilot system to be used in the situations for which it can safely operate.

Eventually, when drivers are replaced by robot cars, Uber could capture close to 100 percent of the fare.

When drivers activate Autopilot, the acknowledgment box explains, among other things, that Autopilot «is an assist feature that requires you to keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times,» and that «you need to maintain control and responsibility for your vehicle» while using it.

More than anything, my eyes were opened to the tragedies that can occur when drivers are distracted.

But they must report any accidents or instances when drivers had to unexpectedly turn off the autonomous technology within 10 days to the state's DMV.

When those drivers are replaced by computers, Uber is a less important, and less valuable, middle man.»

When the drivers need their car back, they use the app to alert the valet when and where to be met.

Last year, Seeing Machines signed a deal with construction vehicle manufacturer Caterpillar to install systems in 40,000 of the company's mining trucks that sense when drivers aren't looking at the road or are falling asleep at the wheel and alert them with an alarm and a vibrating seat.

That number has actually worsened slightly since the end of January, when drivers had to intervene every 0.9 miles.

Cars brake when drivers cut in too close to them.