Sentence examples for driving outside of from inspiring English sources
A number of technologies have been developed in recent years that are designed to keep a driver from inadvertently driving outside of a travel lane, thereby assisting the driver in proper lane keeping behavior and ultimately preventing run-off-the-road crashes.
There was little evidence that GDL is a major contributor to delayed licensure; however, a substantial minority of young people do not obtain a driver's license until age 18 or older and thus begin driving outside of the GDL system, which in most states only applies to new drivers younger than 18.
A substantial minority of all young people and a majority of those who are black, Hispanic, or from low-income households do not obtain a driver's license until they are 18 years old or older, and thus they begin driving outside of the GDL system.
For five hours driving outside of Yangon there was little sight of destruction.
This is more difficult when one considers driving outside of work or when one has to deal with fatigue produced by other factors (low levels of circadian alertness).
If driving outside of the free zone, you will need a visa and a permit for your vehicle.
Many gays here joke darkly about not driving outside "the perimeter" — the circle of freeways separating more liberal Atlanta from the deeply conservative suburbs, where the message of homosexuality as sinful lifestyle is regularly delivered from hundreds of pulpits.
Mr. Seltzer has seen people bundle their goods in their arms to avoid paying a nickel for a bag, and has heard of other people driving outside Washington to avoid it.
What is the practicality of renting a car and driving outside the city?
Mr. Elfstrom also leads driving expeditions outside of Connecticut.
Just last week, a North Carolina couple rescued roughly 20 pets from shelters in their "fluffy bus," and a trucker named Tony Alsup loaded up 64 dogs and cats in his school bus, driving them outside of the hurricane warning zone, the Washington Post reports.
