In his first run in the fiercely competitive sport, the young Schumacher had been known as one of the series' most notoriously dirty drivers.
"Dirty" drivers are all men; two of whom emit more CO than the EURO 4 limit (1.0 g/km).
"It is dirty water," drivers of the tankers in Abidjan were told.
Tear-offs are sheets of clear plastic worn over the helmet visor so they can be removed when they become too dirty for drivers to see clearly, because of debris flicking up from the track.
By Tom Downey Henry Holt ($25, hardcover) There's no "Welcome to New York City" sign, but Bob realizes he's crossed the border when the buildings get bigger, the air dirtier, the drivers crazier.
The car was dirty and the driver was unfriendly.
On another occasion, a ride from Kennedy Airport, the taxi was filthy, seats torn and the driver was dirty, smelly and unkempt.
Between Dirty Harry and Taxi Driver there came the original Death Wish, in which Charles Bronson goes after street scum with extreme prejudice, because his wife is dead and his daughter is traumatised, and because he's mad as hell and not taking it any more.
IT'S easy to get tired of New York in midwinter: the crowds, the angry drivers, the dirty snow.
About 30 trucks in all were parked outside the gate, their drivers tired, dirty and frustrated after days of waiting, sleeping in their cabs and killing time.
