The phrase "are driver" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "They are driver for the new project." (This should be corrected to "They are the drivers for the new project.")
Alternatives: "are the driver" or "are a driver".
They are driver assist features.
Among the latest technologies are driver monitoring systems featuring eye-tracking.
Forty per cent of Southern trains are driver only, with drivers relying on CCTV rather than guards before shutting the doors.
Further, the key factors resulting in severe driver injury severity are driver age 65 and above, driver ejection, not wearing seat belts and collision in a high speed zone.
Closer commercial ties are driver for change; Cuba is in midst of market-orientated reforms; Cuban economy forecast to grow this year by more than 4%, higher than regional average; however countries remain far apart on financial and labour regulation.
Economy and finance: C- Closer commercial ties are driver for change; Cuba is in midst of market-orientated reforms; Cuban economy forecast to grow this year by more than 4%, higher than regional average; however countries remain far apart on financial and labour regulation.
That's why at truck stops around the countrythere are driver-recruitment ads featuring a red slash through the letters "N.Y.C".
Driver-only operated trains operate on over a third of the rail network already, all trains that go through Sutton are driver-only operated and Thameslink drivers are at work today, represented by the same union, and they are driving driver-only operated trains.
"They are drivers and labourers.
It's estimated that 10% of all jobs in America are driver-related.
