Sentence examples for enable the drivers from inspiring English sources

Take downhill for instance, there are no indications that the slope enable the drivers to steer their vehicle in the middle of the driving width.

To overcome this issue, Kim and Lee (2015) have proposed an emotions expressing system, Which enable the drivers to express their emotions to the other drivers.

The sport is attempting to improve the drivers' lot for 1993 with rules designed to protect drivers in 'frontal impacts' - such as changes to the internal bulkheads that will enable the driver to pull his feet back in case of an impending impact.

Suspensions systems are produced in order to reduce the health risks and the discomfort to the driver and to enable the driver to work at a faster pace.

In automotive environments, hands-free telephony and speech-controlled applications enable the driver to interact with humans and machines while driving without being distracted from road traffic.

In Malaysia, there are fast corners where the car has enough inherent downforce to enable the driver to run with the DRS open if the set-up is right.

Fernley said Perez had been struggling with an electrical fault on the braking system, but the team managed to clear it up and enable the driver to brake normally by the time of the accident.

Definition According to NHTSA "Vehicles at this level of automation enable the driver to cede full control of all safety-critical functions under certain traffic or environmental conditions and in those conditions to rely heavily on the vehicle to monitor for changes in those conditions requiring transition back to driver control.

Mirrors that can be attached to the car seat are available, which enable the driver to look in their rear view mirror and see the baby in the baby's mirror.

The sophisticated technology allows districts to track buses, and in case of an emergency, it enables the driver to summon help by pushing a red panic button.

Now being tested on a Town and Country minivan, it enables the driver to control the inflow of information from cell phones, navigation systems and warning messages.