Sentence examples for compared to driving from inspiring English sources

That risk has been compared to driving at the legal limit for intoxication.

The drivers showed significant deterioration in vehicle control during the microsleep episodes compared to driving performance in the absence of microsleeps on equivalent segments of roadway.

Tepel likened it to "driving a truck compared to driving a car," and, indeed, the greater weight of a tandem can be felt in the front handlebars, and especially in braking, which, as with a truck, is a slower process.

The authors found that per mile driven, the risk of death for a 16- or 17-year-old driver increased 44 percent when carrying one passenger younger than 21, when compared to driving with no passengers at all.

She notes that the French industry has nine bottom deep sea trawlers, boats that fish in a manner that has been compared to "driving a tractor across the seabed".

In this study, significantly higher levels of low-frequency vibrations are found in the cabin of a combine, driving at high speed (20 km/h) on a concrete surface, compared to driving slower on field road.

How does driving in New York compare to driving in Italy?

I've driven under some extreme conditions – down gritty river beds in Mexico, ice-slicked roads in Alaska, sandy byways in Morocco, downtown Paris – and none of it could compare to driving the XV Crosstrek Hybrid up and into the crater of an Icelandic volcano in white-out conditions.

Compared to freeway driving, driving in a tunnel environment introduces factors that may interact with driver attentional resources to exacerbate the effects of distraction on driving safety.

The Association of British Insurers reported in 2008 that teenagers are three times more likely to have a fatal crash when driving with peers compared to when driving alone.

No extra passengers – Teen drivers were two-and-a-half times more likely to engage in one or more potentially risky behaviors when driving with another teen compared to when driving alone.