Sentence examples for drivers when it comes from inspiring English sources

Once they are safer than human drivers when it comes to risks to 3rd parties, then it should be illegal to drive them: at that point human drivers will be the moral equivalent of drunk robots.

With the ability to sense 360 degrees around the vehicle, avoid distraction, and react within milliseconds, automated vehicles possess some inherent advantages over human drivers when it comes to avoiding collisions.

CFA Insurance Director J. Robert Hunter says many states place considerably more onus on drivers when it comes to auto insurance than the carriers.

Rosberg's retirement with a failure of the wiring loom in his steering column, which caused havoc with his car's electronic systems, has not quite evened things up between the Mercedes drivers when it comes to reliability.

"Look at any other sector in Africa and look at what Caadp has been able to do for the past 10 years … I think that Caadp has been a key driver when it comes to refocusing on a priority sector for Africa," says Mouhamed Lamine Ndiaye, pan-African head of economic justice at Oxfam.

While Mac sales seem to be either flat or on the decline, the global growth of the iOS user pool more than makes up for that, and iOS as a platform is still the primary revenue driver when it comes to mobile apps and advertising.

But I don't play any instruments, I'm like a backseat driver when it comes to production.

Perhaps pedestrians should be looked at in the same way drivers are, when it comes to enforcing safety laws.

Once again, the insuranceQuotes.com study found that not all states treat teen drivers equally when it comes to the cost of auto insurance.

"Social media has made us all of us feel like we are in the driver seat when it comes to brands.

This is all in an effort to get women in the driver seat when it comes to the technology of the future.