The phrase 'change of drivers' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a substitution of personnel such as in a job role or when sharing the driving responsibilities of a vehicle. For example, "We decided to make a change of drivers and swap positions after two hours of driving."
However, Lowe added that a change of driver was "ordinarily, not a huge issue" in terms of design.
This was done through the observation of changes of driver behaviour in terms of compliance, gaze patterns, approach speed and safety distances.
Using realist evaluation, we identified plausible mechanisms of change (ie, drivers of motivation) that explain the link between the capacity-building intervention, the organisational context, and the work attitudes and work behaviour of the volunteers.
In more complex roadways the advanced warning could also lead to a change of route, so drivers can avoid the section of road where the obstacle exists.
Transport behavior change of shippers and drivers to apps need continuous intervention for long time in order to get significant efficacy.
Our results agree with the resource-use hypothesis and, therefore, with a major role of the past climatic changes as drivers of mammalian evolution.
Thereby, the focus here lays on the identification of change drivers and the analysis of their effects on logistics structures in VCN.
The timing of events revealed by this analysis strongly implicates paleoenvironmental changes as drivers of diversification in scleractinian corals.
It models actions like the accelerations, decelerations and lane changes of each driver as a response to the surrounding traffic.
This has important implications for interpreting contemporary sediment yields as well as downstream sediment records in large floodplains, deltas and the marine environment, in terms of changes in the drivers of environmental change.
"It will require behavior changes on the part of drivers and riders," he said.
