Sentence examples for gauge drivers from inspiring English sources

The benefits of these systems are being studied in the Connected Vehicle Safety Pilot Program, which is designed to gauge drivers' level of acceptance toward the new technology and how effective the systems are in different driving scenarios.

I like to look at Q2 times to gauge a driver's consistency, when drivers are carrying the lowest fuel load.

"While NCDs are an important component of an insurer's ability to gauge a driver's risk profile, they are not the be all and end all," Daniels says.

It has one of the best dashboards, switchgear, gauges and driver positioning in the industry.

It's the difference between a driver who obsesses on the second-by-second fluctuations in the fuel-efficiency gauge and the driver who looks at the long-term fuel averages over the course of thousands of miles of driving.

If the endeavour proves successful, the vehicles of the future may be able to prepare themselves for a left or right turn – choosing the correct speed and positioning – by gauging that their drivers are thinking about making such a turn.

Other functions include data logging options, digital gauge displays, stopwatch, driver and racing options, along with controls for the Grange's Bi-Modal exhaust and Side Blind-Zone Alert.

In fact, it's such a common trope that quoting a taxi driver to gauge the mood of the public has become a certified journalistic cliché.

The motorcycle's panel includes a gauge to warn the driver about the actual ethanol-gasoline mix in the storage tank.

Other improvements include a new gauge that tells the driver how much battery capacity is remaining by percentage, and a long-life battery mode is now available in any charging mode, which charges the battery to 80% to improve pack life.

A driver gauges the gunman's politics by the length of his beard.