Sentence examples for driver regulations from inspiring English sources

This is similar to what's happening in California, where the state's Public Utilities Commission is considering a proposal to legalize ride-sharing companies if they agree to certain safety and driver regulations.

If these companies become more established, they'll have to reach some kind of accommodation with regulators, perhaps along the lines of rules that California's Public Utilities Commission recently proposed, which would let Sidecar, Lyft, and Uber operate if they implement certain safety and driver regulations.

Perhaps no company better evinces the struggles over licensing than Uber, which has fought tooth and nail against commercial driver regulations across the country – and around the world.

It's hard to criticize the introduction of tighter driver regulation given that two Didi passengers were murdered by their drivers last year.

The BHA has ramped up its testing, amended some rules, closed other loopholes and would argue it has been a main driver in regulations changing internationally.

The cross-sectional design of the study could not determine cause and effect between driver self-regulation and depressive symptoms or examine how changes in self-regulation relate to depressive symptoms over time.

Therefore, this study aimed to describe driver self-regulation practices among older bilateral cataract patients and to determine the association between self-regulation and depressive symptoms.

For short-haul drivers, the regulations will permit a 16-hour day once a week.

And yet… Uber faces deservedly rigorous questions about its tax policies – recent accusations that it minimises its tax arrangements in the UK – the transparency of its "surge" pricing and whether its process for vetting drivers meets regulations to protect people.

While it is recognized that the main driver for regulation is the potential risk to human health and that this risk is currently being examined by a number of health-based organizations, the actual form of any regulation would likely be dependent upon the availability of cost-effective control technologies.

Ten-year-old Rosa arrived from rural Mexico knowing how to drive a car because her village had no age restrictions or drivers' licensing regulations.