Sentence examples for going through the intersection from inspiring English sources

The SUV driver told deputies he was going through the intersection in Clermont when Homer's truck pulled out in front of him, according to the Daily Commercial.

For graphical representation, we used the reduced major axis regression line, which is a useful summary of the data and is defined as the line going through the intersection of the means with a slope given by the sign of the Pearson's correlation r and the ratio of the respective standard deviations.

The boundaries of its elements coincide with the slope segments going through the intersections of the curve with the underlying regular elements boundary.

"Once the driving is not a human task and people grow to trust the software controllers, people will also get used to the idea of cars going through the intersections".

Take the Red Hook/Pine Plains exit, make a left on Route 199, and go through the intersection where the route number changes to 308.

Two teen-agers stroll along; they are holding hands, A maroon van with Chinese characters on the side goes through the intersection.

It was also found that significant differences exist in driver behavior amongst those who decide to stop and those who decide to go through the intersection in a Type II dilemma zone situation.

But when Officer Lisojo's car went through the intersection, a 1995 Cadillac Seville heading south on Bergen Street, driven by Mr. Evans, ran a red light and crashed into it, Lieutenant Glenn said.

"As I went through the intersection," he said, referring to the scene of the crash, the corner of 46th Street and Third Avenue, "I just saw this person come from my left side.

It is recorded as a major event if the driver goes through the intersection without stopping at seven miles per hour or more.

And if respondents need to wait for two green lights to go through the intersection, it means the travel time is longer than usual, so they will be less likely to feel satisfied with the travel time.