The phrase "inattentive drivers" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe people who are not paying enough attention while driving. Example: "Inattentive drivers pose a serious threat on the roads and increase the risk of accidents."
The idea is to alert drowsy or inattentive drivers.
Mr. LaHood deflected questions about whether inattentive drivers might be even less cautious because of the smart-car warning systems.
Audio-tactile lane-marking (ATLM) is designed to alert inattentive drivers when they deviate from their lane.
Audio-tactile lane-marking (ATLM) is designed to alert inattentive drivers when they deviate from their lane, and appears to reduce crashes.
"We didn't want to encourage motorists to be inattentive drivers as well as aggressive drivers by hitting #-7-7 on their cell phones," Mr. Hagerty said.
He has recorded run-ins with inattentive drivers and wrong-way bikers in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where many in the neighborhood's large Hasidic Jewish community have squared off against cyclists.
Drowsy driver alerts that can detect an inattentive driver and generate a warning.
Furthermore, the reflexes of its computer will best those of an inattentive driver.
Dylan was unlucky to have been hit by an inattentive driver, but his luck changed in time to save his life.
The agency recently said that a quarter of the 6.3 million auto accidents each year in the United States involved a distracted or inattentive driver.
Better still, if a pedestrian does suddenly appear in the car's path — and the inattentive driver does nothing — the car sounds a series of warnings and then brakes the car to a complete stop.
