Sentence examples for for existing drivers from inspiring English sources
Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, a former livery cab driver whose district in Upper Manhattan includes about 3,000 livery drivers, characterized the proposal as "catastrophic" for existing drivers.
Tesla says it's designed to be convenient for the use habits of existing drivers, who tend to bring a lot of stuff on the road.
Interoperability is achieved by reusing existing drivers for removable media such as USB disks or CD-ROM drives.
Less matches existing drivers going from A to B with other people looking for a ride on the way.
"RMT has fought for more jobs on the Underground to cope with the added pressures of night Tube but those jobs must be within the framework of the existing Tube operations and must offer career opportunities to the Underground's existing staff, including existing drivers who may choose to take up the offer of reducing their hours".
When you apply to receive a commercial drivers license, your existing drivers license must not be suspended, revoked, or disqualified, and you should not own multiple drivers licenses.
Bring your existing driver license and your Social Security Card for proof of identity.
Existing driver support systems frequently utilize auditory information and may to some extent exclude drivers with hearing loss.
We believe this method will complement existing driver identification methods and will help us discover potential personalized drivers.
He said the community had to address three goals: reducing driver demand for existing Route 27 east of the Sunrise Highway; increasing mass transit alternatives; and using tolls to tie those goals together.
The other analyses presented in this series of papers [ 9, 10] show that the nature of projects that are funded focus on support for existing interventions through evaluation, understanding community drivers, health systems bottlenecks, and in broad programmatic areas although there is still extensive, systematic work that needs to be undertaken in these areas.
