Careful driving is safe driving.
It seems independence from fixed-lines and dependable electrical supply are driving the evolution of mobile technology in less developed areas.
If the federal government did for Amtrak what it does for the highways, airports and auto makers, we would already have a safe, dependable alternative to flying or driving.
The formal evening, held as a fund-raiser for the first professional site for live theater in White Plains in decades, featured the comedian Bob Newhart, who in his dependable style delivered jokes about driving schools, flying and preadolescent views of the Ten Commandments.
We're driving a sturdy and dependable Volvo XC 70 wagon, which had stoneguards added and off-road tires mounted, and are trying to prove against all reason that anyone can win, er, finish this rally in a car he doesn't mind having dinged by flying rocks or soaked in mud.
Above all, in this great tennis era fueled by dependable star power and keepsake matches, the four men who have been the driving forces — Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray — remain in the mix and motivated, even if Murray is missing the finals as he recovers from back surgery.
But researchers theorize that their need to be seen as dependable by peers may trigger an urge to respond promptly to messages, even when driving.
This may end up costing Skype by driving customers some of whom are small businesses and are paying for the service to a more dependable service.
Niyazov attached such importance to his own epic account of the Turkmen nation that questions on the text appeared in the national driving test.Readers acquainted with Mr Hiro's prolific writing about Asia and the Islamic world will be unsurprised to learn that "Inside Central Asia" is a conscientious guide to the region, full of dependable history-telling and analysis.
