Meanwhile the unskilled driver was yanking the tiller 360 degrees hand-over-hand, pounding the chassis to find brake pressure with one foot and pumping up revs with the other, crashing into second and then first looking for a little anchorage from an engine with its tachometer punching redline and blasts and backfires exploding from its exhaust pipes.
Of the four patterns above, Pattern I and Pattern III are more frequently observed on younger drivers or unskilled drivers who have less driving experience, they might have an inaccurate perception of bend curvature and length, and thus choose an inappropriate speed and path.
By design, the engineers feared that if the steering was too quick, unskilled drivers might panic, jerk the wheel and push the somewhat top-heavy trucks into the danger zone of a rollover.
(And somehow, they are not much in evidence now, and no one remarks about them … where can they have all gone?) I never felt in any danger at all, other than from unskilled drivers.
Ian Scoones, a development expert at the University of Sussex who has studied land reform in Zimbabwe closely, wrote that in the late 1990s in Masvingo Province, where he did much of his research, an unskilled farmworker made about $10 a month, while a driver or skilled worker earned about $25 per month.
This includes unemployment, having an unskilled (eg, cleaner) or semi-skilled job (eg, taxi driver).
An addict who is an unskilled liar will not survive long.
I'll be an unskilled labourer".
Mr. Saragoza was too expensive for an unskilled position.
They don't have a problem of an unskilled workforce.
"Malaysia was trapped into an unskilled, labor-intensive economy".
