Sentence examples for inform drivers from inspiring English sources

A variety of word messages are used in highways in different forms to inform drivers of traffic safety information or to influence positively drivers' behavior.

Parking In Motion taps into existing infrastructure such as smart parking meters, sensors, and parking gates, enabling it to inform drivers of occupancy and pricing information in real-time.

The police erected a flashing sign to inform drivers in the area of a $10,000 reward for information about the crime.

Most of the country's network of trunk roads is equipped with large electronic panels intended to inform drivers about conditions ahead but all too often the information given either comes too late – ie beyond the point at which drivers could opt for a sensible alternative route – or is too limited to help drivers make a decision about whether to divert or not.

"It is hypocritical to put these people on trial while there are many products that inform drivers where radars are positioned and they are legal".

The first two notices will be warnings, but subsequent notices will inform drivers that the E-ZPass will be disabled for 60 days, then 180 days, then permanently.

In his veto message, Christie also said the bill should be called "The Voter Fraud Enhancement and Permission Act". He suggested changing the bill to instead inform driver's license applicants of their options for registering to vote, and proposed notifying victims of domestic violence and/or stalking that they can register without disclosing their address.

Thus, this study provides survival tables that can be used to improve information regarding prognosis for patients, to inform treatment strategies for people having an AMI and to inform driver licensing and insurance guidelines.

These results suggest that informing drivers with detailed information of their driving performance after driving is more acceptable than warning drivers with auditory and visual alerts while driving.

The Journal said Uber informed drivers of the need for "immediate precautionary servicing," but a website containing information did not mention the dangers of overheating and fire which triggered the recall from Honda.

Informing drivers may be more effective than warning drivers.