There are certain numbers of hazards, which can't be checked completely but undoubtedly their risk and intensity may be reduced considerably by advanced technical know-how and efficiency in preparedness.
A rider's clear benefit is in the early warning of approaching vehicles, but a less obvious advantage is reducing the necessary head rotation to check completely behind oneself.
While digging the coins out of my mess of a purse, I watched Ashley driving into the lot and having her car checked completely by a man who inspected it with a mirror on a stick.
"The onus is on Kane … to avoid this check completely or minimize contact.
If someone does come in that you don't want to see, you are free to leave, no questions asked and check completely on the house," he said.
The explanatory video said Kane drove Stoner "dangerously into the glass" Sunday and the onus was entirely on Kane "to avoid the check completely or, at the very least, minimize contact.
The most authoritative Westminster commentators assure us that there is now no question of relaxing existing airport passenger checks – however "completely redundant" they may actually be.
The district attorneys alleged that Uber advertised having an "industry-leading background check process," but because it does not fingerprint its drivers, its criminal checks were "completely worthless," Gascon said at the time.
Chemical composition is often checked by completely automated spectrometers.
