The phrase "drive traction" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English in certain contexts.
It refers to the act of increasing or improving the traction, or grip, of a vehicle or object on a surface. Example: "The new tires greatly improved the car's drive traction on the wet roads."
However, HP will need to drive traction for WebOS among developers, if it is to truly capitalise on that potential.
Postmates will have to hope Byttow can similarly drive traction of its app while letting someone else handle the business.
Experiments are taken which provide a preliminary look into the effect of four-wheel drive traction forces, and show a difference with two-wheel versus four-wheel drive, on the yaw dynamics of a tractor with the hitched implement.
A combination of all-wheel drive, traction control for navigating slick corners, and anti-lock brakes for managing ice is ideal, experts say but that power doesn't mean a relatively large SUV like the Lexus LX can overcome the basic laws of physics.
To protect you and your passengers, the 2012 ZDX's standard safety features include front and side-impact airbags, side curtain airbags, antilock disc brakes with brake assist, stability control and a sophisticated all-wheel drive traction control system.
So unlike the large majority of its rivals, which are called on largely to perform the duties of a minivan, but with more attitude and four-wheel-drive traction, any new Jeep must be seriously competent in mud, over boulders and through desert sand.
Available all-wheel-drive features a one-speed transfer case that can disengage the system when all-wheel-drive traction is not needed, which should conserve gas.
It goes from zero to 60 in under five seconds, and has tight handling, spunky cornering ability and all-around rough-and-tumble demeanor (thanks largely to standard all-wheel-drive, traction control and a performance-tuned four-wheel independent suspension).
A new concept multipurpose electric vehicle has been designed and manufactured, based on three basic features: a hybrid power system consisting in PEM fuel cells + batteries, an all-wheel-drive traction system, and the capability of being either on-site driven or remote-controlled.
Auxiliary converters provides cooling of main drives, traction motors, diesel engine, charging the vehicle's batteries and feeding of control circuits in entire locomotive.
A button locks the Pilot into four-wheel drive for traction in extremely slippery conditions.
