Sentence examples for awareness of driving from inspiring English sources

"We hope this will raise motorists' awareness of driving safely".

On-road driving abilities require complex cognitive abilities (e.g., executive function) such as planning, multi-tasking, decision-making and awareness of driving environment [ 8].

There should be a "cycle awareness" component of driving tests: the majority of driving instructors are in favour of this.

Stop SMIDSY aims to raise awareness of bad driving and to collect evidence of it, to ensure that inattentive, arrogant or aggressive (ie bad) driving happens less.

- Jan . 11 , 2018 Rezul -- The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources (CCCOER) celebrates ten years of promoting awareness of and driving the adoption of open educational policies, practices, and resources.

He added that he did not necessarily mind comparisons to Google's systems, which have raised awareness of automated driving worldwide.

The residual costs are likely related to the driver reestablishing situational awareness of the driving environment that was lost during the IVIS interaction (Fisher & Strayer, 2014; Strayer & Fisher, 2016).

Breakneck economic growth over the past five years has increased consumer spending and put more cars on the road, but without any major improvement to infrastructure or increased awareness of dangerous driving.

The report said the most likely cause for the driver not applying the brakes was "a temporary loss of awareness of the driving task during a period of low workload, which possibly caused him to micro-sleep".

Diageo first announced in June that it would create the VR campaign, shortly after signing a two-year partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (Unitar) to raise awareness of drink driving.

To understand elderly drivers' behaviour in response to such IVSs, the SiDE project intends to establish driver awareness of their driving capability and therefore their vulnerability as road users which can then be compared with their actual functional ability at a later stage.