Sentence examples for drivers views from inspiring English sources

The corn can obscure drivers' views of coming traffic, often leading to wrecks.

But they also called it an invasive pest that could be dangerous, as when it took hold on highway edges and medians, obstructing drivers' views.

After the bombing, the council decided that a new building in that location would obstruct drivers' views of other vehicles as they approached the Jamaica Street-Stokes Croft junction.

In this qualitative study, four focus groups involving 42 participants were used in consumer research to explore taxi drivers' views on the driving situation and the determinants of risky driving behaviors in Tehran, as well as to gather their ideas for developing a social marketing program to reduce risky driving behaviors among taxi drivers in Tehran, Iran.

Answers to an internet survey by 757 Israeli drivers who own smartphones were analyzed with focus on two main purposes: (1) to gain insights regarding patterns of smartphone usage while driving and its motivation, (2) to probe drivers' views on the perceived risk and the need to use smartphones while driving, as well as their willingness to use blocking apps that limit such usages.

Residents are so wedded to their surroundings that a recent proposal to cut down a venerable tree that obstructs drivers' views at the intersection of Norfield Farms Lane and Norfield Road ignited a debate so heated that it warranted several weeks of coverage in The Weston Forum, a weekly newspaper, said Sheila Shupack, a broker with William Raveis in Westport and a resident of Weston.

Electronic tolling is changing the way drivers view tolls, too.

Cab drivers view ridesharing apps as direct (and unfair) competition.

Video recordings were made of the sheep, the driver, the speedometer and the drivers' view of the road ahead and were analyzed by continuous focal observations.

A two-stage simulation experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of information volume on traffic regulatory/road direction signs, drivers' viewing strategies and sign familiarity on performance in visual search.

Navigating the streets requires nerves of steel – there only seem to be two sets of working traffic lights in the whole place, and drivers view even these as purely decorative.