Sentence examples for drivers compared to from inspiring English sources

No. 1 (subjective, of course): Angelenos are terrible drivers compared to New Yorkers.

"It's certainly a possibility that older drivers compared to 10 or 20 years ago are in better condition in various ways".

The strike against the transportation company SMRT was motivated by low pay for Chinese drivers compared to Singaporeans and Malaysians, said Mr. He.

In addition, parents' involvement in the intervention, either by feedback or by training, led to lower risky driving events rate of young drivers compared to the control group.

This suggests a shift in growth drivers compared to studies from the 1990s, which emphasized progress in stabilization-related variables, such as inflation, real-exchange rate appreciation, the incidence of banking crises, and government consumption.

A new infographic from Now Sourcing, an infographic design agency, shows ― thanks to data collected from the government, various independent organizations and articles ― just how staggering the numbers are for black and Hispanic drivers compared to white drivers.

"If you take a wooden driver compared to a 460cc titanium driver, that to me is a lot bigger difference than a 35-inch putter to a 45-inch putter".

As the VBS is only actively used by the car driver, overreliance is assumed to be higher for the active user (car driver) compared to informed PTW rider, who expects to be detected.

First, using the IVIS to complete common tasks (e.g., voice dialing, contact calling, and radio tuning) was associated with a significant increase in the cognitive workload of the driver compared to the single-task condition.

In Europe, public opinion has been more passenger than driver compared to the US.

If the car is regularly used to ferry passengers, it will have a shorter lifespan than a civilian car -- perhaps less than four years for a full-time commercial driver compared to more than 11 years for the average car.