Sentence examples for legally drivers from inspiring English sources
Under recent changes to the law in Colorado, where marijuana can be used legally, drivers are presumed to be under the influence of the drug if their blood contains more than five nanograms per mililitre.
An intoxicated driver is her own most likely victim: more than 55% of those killed in accidents involving legally intoxicated drivers are legally intoxicated drivers themselves.
"We have been so successfully trained to linguistically and legally insulate drivers.
ISS was higher for unrestrained occupants (1.87 versus 0.51), occupants of vehicles driven by legally intoxicated drivers (4.04 versus 0.73), occupants between the ages of 30 and 59 years (1.06 versus 0.65) and FSOs (1.04 versus 0.85) (Wilcoxon Rank-Sum test P <.0002).
In safety-obsessed Japan, oddly, go-carts do not legally require drivers to wear a helmet at this time.
Legally, truck drivers are not required to receive overtime pay for hours worked in excess of the standard 40-hour work week.
The authors also argue for a way to allow more people to legally obtain driver's licenses: allow undocumented immigrants to apply for them.
Nearly 790,000 young undocumented immigrants have received DACA permits since the program began, allowing them to work legally, get driver's licenses and live without immediate fear of deportation.
Remember that the supervising driver is legally the main driver of the vehicle.
Under the agreement, contained in a $57.9 billion spending measure for federal transportation programs, states will be given two years to adopt a definition of drunken driving that declares drivers legally drunk when their blood alcohol level reaches 0.08percentt, meaning that eight one-hundredths of 1percentt of the liquid in their bloodstream is alcohol.
The law, approved this month by Congress as part of a $58 billion transportation spending bill, requires states to either adopt the new standard -- which declares drivers legally drunk when their blood alcohol level reaches 0.08percentt -- by 2007 or lose millions in federal transportation grants each year.
