Sentence examples for driver in the same from inspiring English sources

An analysis from Carinsurance.com finds that drivers with credit scores over 750 - typically considered very good credit -- pay considerably less than a driver in the same age bracket with merely average scores.

He suggested that police enforcement could increase as officers are given visual evidence connecting a honk to a driver, in the same way that officers can easily spot an offender on a cellphone.

For each subject, a spread sheet was made where all fixations within the one second timeslots were allocated an AOI as defined by the eye tracking data, in addition to the OT assessor's manual assessment of the visual attention of the driver in the same one second timeslot.

(A study of male rickshaw drivers in the same village didn't, however, show such benefits).

The ruling will push up premiums for women under 25 by an average of almost 25%, while male drivers in the same age group will benefit from a typical 10% reduction in their insurance costs, according to the ABI's research.

Candace Lightner, the founder of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, has helped found a new group this year, Partnership for Distraction-Free Driving, which is circulating a petition to pressure social media companies like Facebook and Twitter to discourage multitasking by drivers, in the same way that Ms. Lightner pushed beer and liquor companies to discourage drunken driving.

Having two drivers in the same car more than doubles the workload you can do over a weekend.

It found job quality to be significantly lower than that for a group of non-drivers in the same organisation; and better than that for a sample of German bus drivers.

It is hoped, by placing drivers in the same position as cyclists, they will gain a better appreciation of the dangers they face on a day-to-day basis.

This is the case even with drivers in the same team on the same day, as teams do not reveal information about how they run their cars - and fuel loads, tyre choice, set-up, ambient temperature, wind direction and so on can all make a dramatic difference to lap times.

And the difficulty with any argument that claims the pace of the cars is dictated solely by tyres is that there are differences in speed between drivers in the same car (see Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean, for example, or Alonso and Massa) and also between different cars - the Ferrari was faster than Lotus, which was faster than the Mercedes and so on.