Sentence examples for driver benefiting from inspiring English sources
It was the insertion of Timo Glock's Toyota into an unexpected fourth place, the German driver benefiting from a decision to stay out on dry tyres while the rest were diving into the pits and changing to wets for the closing laps, which provided Hamilton - suddenly relegated to sixth - with a final challenge.
Drivers, benefiting from suddenly very essential radios, flashed news bulletins to people in the street.
The average number of drivers benefiting from this improved travel time rose by nearly 20percentt in the affected area, to 5,050 vehicles per hour from 4,190.
Ironically, this could lead to some taxi drivers benefiting from Lyft's work if it led to their enjoying less strident regulation of their industry.
Do female drivers benefit when a vehicle is also designed by women?
For drivers' benefit, a dicey section of track that crosses railroad tracks may change.
Older drivers benefited more than younger drivers from the longer interval in terms of response time to notifications.
Whilst all drivers benefited in terms of improved safety from both FCW systems, non-aggressive drivers (low sensation seeking, long followers) did not display a preference to the adaptive FCW over its non-adaptive equivalent.
"As well as the obvious improvements to air quality, electric vehicles also help to cut noise pollution and drivers benefit from the cheaper running costs - a single £1.50 charge can get you from Edinburgh to Glasgow and right now electric vehicles are exempt from road tax".
"This is simply not true and had the Times asked us whether it was, we would have explained the reality of what happens when Uber grows in a city: riders enjoy lower pick-up times and drivers benefit from less downtime between trips," Uber's director of policy research, Betsy Masiello, wrote in a blog post.
