"If we underestimate this potential risk to highway traffic safety and do not moderate drivers' use of in-vehicle systems, the price may be very steep".
Overall, host community expectations (4.2); bitter experience with regulators (4.1); supply chain partners' expectations (3.8); internal stakeholders' expectations (3.6); and industry peer pressure/mimicry (3.1) were rated as moderate drivers of CSR in descending order.
Of the 404 older drivers, 190 (47.0%) were considered to be excellent drivers, 109 (27.0%) good drivers, 83 (20.5%) moderate drivers, and only 22 (5.4%) poor drivers.
The results are interpreted as evidence that treatments that highlight perceptual cues are the most effective means of moderating drivers' curve speeds.
To deal with this, we will moderate the driver torque maps to give greater drivability and less wheel spin on the entrance and exit of corners to try to extend tire life".
ECO moderates a driver's more erratic tendencies.
The federation, a nonprofit comprising 250 consumer groups, has argued that insurers often give nondriving-related factors, like occupation and education, more weight than driving-related factors, and that such practices unfairly penalize lower- and moderate-income drivers.
And it revealed a political reality that House Democrats are loathe to accept: with Senate Democrats short of a 60-seat majority and most Republicans staunchly opposed to the administration's initiatives, Senate procedures put a handful of Republican moderates in the driver's seat.
Moreover, the broadcasts may be as much a driver of moderate Islamic sensibilities as they are a reflection of sensibilities already ensconced in the country and many of its religious institutions.
To maintain an adequate number of genes for testing and a moderate correlation with the driver, we select a threshold of correlation coefficient based on Additional file 1: Figure S4 such that the number of target genes is around 100.
