Within a few minutes, a trusted driver will be there to pick you up.
Try to start with drivers you trust and know will drive with the greatest of care, then slowly work your way back to the driver's seat with the trusted driver as your passenger.
He began to assemble a team of people he trusted: a driver who, as a child, was his playmate, and the Koran instructor in the mosque, Hafiz Sahib, who had been low in the pecking order of the village but was honest.
He was not a "trusted lieutenant and enforcer" but in fact a "lackey and driver", she added.
After an Internet search, I found "PC Drivers Headquarters, Your Trusted Driver Update Authority".
The report also highlights a growing trend towards journalists as a key driver of trust, engagement, and consumer loyalty.
He used his trusted position in the community as a taxi driver and as a postman to target young girls on his rounds in Penryn, Cornwall, two of whom he later had sex with.
Existing research illustrates the importance of trust as an influential driver for building successful long-term relationship between a company and its customers and also for driving profitability of a company [ 11, 31].
According to a paper published in 2014 in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, the more humanlike the car's alert features — name, voice, gender — the more people trust it to operate competently, as a human driver would.
It is seen as a key driver for progressing the sustainability agenda, but a lack of trust stands in the way.
