Sentence examples for driver law from inspiring English sources

This is available only to the driver, law enforcement and certain government agencies.

The continuation of the stagnation of MV fatality trends into the mid-2000s indicathatthet the gains that could have been had in young drivers from the passage of zero tolerance and graduated driver laws in the late 1990s and in adults from stronger BAC laws through the mid-2000s were potentially negated by weakening policies with demonstrated population benefits.

Energy systems have physical limitations, e.g. land use, maximum solar radiation or exhaustible resources; however, the system state is mainly dependent on economic drivers, law requirements and incentive policy.

"Meter readers, EMS drivers, law enforcement, private sector personnel need to be on the lookout for information which may be as useful".. Civil liberties groups objected.

In general, historical trends in PMRNs will never be able to fully exclude the possibility of correlated, but unmeasured, environmental drivers (Law 2007; Morita and Fukuwaka 2007).

Though the same holds true for distracted-driver laws in several states, it pays to play it safe.

But when you have neither the impunity to ignore regulations nor the resources to hire a driver, the law can also prove somewhat flexible.

The resultant two-hour curriculum (Table 2) was titled "Older Driver Safety: Law Enforcement's Role".

It is available only to the driver or law enforcement.

But while studies and surveys indicate that laws are not particularly effective in changing cellphone use, graduated driver licensing laws have proven to help reducing crashes.

Vehicle and driver licensing laws were first enacted in some states in the early 1900's.