Sentence examples for fitting to drive from inspiring English sources

A new edict was softer:It is not thought fitting to drive away all foreign ships irrespective of their condition, in spite of their lack of supplies, or of their having stranded or their suffering from stress of weather.

In some cases, evaluators may determine that the person is fit to drive.

New Jersey Transit said Mr. Rapp had been classified as medically fit to drive.

The figures were issued as the research charity Rica published a guide for older motorists to help them decide whether they are still fit to drive.

They have been met half way with a proposal to raise the age at which older drivers can declare themselves fit to drive by five years.

In June she was told by her consultant that she was fit to drive and she immediately applied to the DVLA for her licence back.

But he insisted that he was fit to drive and that the victims and a poorly lighted intersection were to blame for the deaths.

Last year, officials urged ministers to raise the mandatory licence renewal age from 70 to 80 to ease pressure on administration and reduce costs, even though RAC research suggests that one in 10 of elderly motorists are not fit to drive.

In the UK, motorists have to declare whether or not they are fit to drive at the age of 70 and then every three years, but do not need to take a driving test or have a medical examination.

It says there is a chain of responsibility to determine whether someone is fit to drive, which includes opticians, GPs, police, relatives and the DVLA, before they can even apply for car insurance.

But in Ireland anyone aged between 75 and 79 can still rent from Hertz if they provide a letter from their GP stating that they're fit to drive and from the company which insures their own car.