The phrase "allow the driver to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities related to a driver, such as in the context of driving regulations or vehicle features.
Example: "The new software update will allow the driver to access real-time traffic information."
Alternatives: "permit the driver to" or "enable the driver to".
At intersections, the Q7 will not allow the driver to make a left turn if sensors detect an oncoming car.
(Some of the factory-installed units allow the driver to give voice commands, which minimizes the distraction).
"We've been moving to larger buttons with differentiating shapes to allow the driver to operate by feel without taking their eyes off the road," said Ken Erickson, product line manager for audio systems at Delphi Delco.
Programming some of today's on-board navigation systems, for example, is an exercise in frustration that could overwhelm even a child reared on Game Boy and PlayStation.One favoured solution involves yet another layer of technology that would allow the driver to control on-board systems using spoken commands.
After travelling through the night from Paris, the bus stops at Biarritz to allow the driver to sleep before moving on to Madrid, and Dido checks into a hotel for a rare day off: a long walk is followed by a little light shopping.
Slowly tooling along in its wake she saw a small, bright, orange-colored truck of quaint design (two radiators, two engines, two drivers seats) hitched back to back on a chassis, apparently to allow the driver to switch seats and start off immediately in the opposite direction.
The talk all weekend was about how Mercedes would manage the relationship, whether they would allow the drivers to race - which they say they will.
Additionally, the spokesperson said, Uber will be offering refunds to any customers who paid the surge prices and will allow the drivers to keep their surge earnings.
