The television screen on the back of the driver's seat is a blaring annoyance that can resist attempts to shut it off.
The New Yorker, March 10 , 1934P. 16 A young matron got into a cab the other day and noticed on the back of the driver's seat, by the cabman's licence, a printed legend which said, "Better Stop at the Crossroad".
By James Thurber The New Yorker, March 10 , 1934P. 16 A young matron got into a cab the other day and noticed on the back of the driver's seat, by the cabman's licence, a printed legend which said, "Better Stop at the Crossroad".
And why is there a storage compartment on the back of the driver's seat, but not the front passenger's seat?
(For this reporter, it was a 1960 Chevrolet wagon in which I moved from "way back" to the driver's seat on my 16th birthday).
"You can't get clean air on the backs of the drivers," said Amy Goldsmith, executive director of the New Jersey Environmental Federation.
Second, Uber itself will be giving their cut of the revenues on that day back to the drivers to help make up the difference.
The driver has been placed on temporary leave pending results of the investigation, but some parents are saying that's not enough, and that they do not feel comfortable allowing their children back on the bus with the driver.
Given the changes on today's roads, and in today's vehicles, I'd argue that it's more important than ever to put the focus back on the person in the driver's seat.
They clapped sarcastically when, for example, Mr. Gallo descended from his van on the side of the highway, walked around to the back, took out a sweater, put it on, and climbed back into the driver's seat.
