Sentence examples for more dangerous driving from inspiring English sources

It's more dangerous driving to the amusement park.

And what is more dangerous, driving a Maserati car fast or driving a 70-foot boat called Maserati fast?

Years ago, Prof. Sam Peltzman of the University of Chicago found that mandating the wearing of seat belts in automobiles resulted in more dangerous driving and more accidents, because, thanks to the seat belts, the average accident was less deadly.

This tendency for such drivers to perceive themselves as more skilful and less prone to driving accidents than their peers may lead to less engagement in precautionary driving behaviours and a greater engagement in more dangerous driving behaviour.

A path analysis shows two counterbalancing effects of computer proximity on driving behavior: drivers feel more engaged with the in-car system than the wireless system, which leads to safer driving behavior; however, drivers also drive faster while using the in-car system than the wireless system, which leads to more dangerous driving behavior.

We know that texting while driving is more dangerous than driving drunk.

Other research has shown drunk driving is far more dangerous than driving stoned.

Research out of US has shown that drunk driving is far more dangerous than driving stoned.

Driving while drowsy is more dangerous than driving while intoxicated.

Don't be nervous, driving on the road without confidence can be more dangerous than driving with too much confidence.

Ironically, the only thing more dangerous than driving on the Luxor-Hurghada Road at night with your headlights off is driving at night with them on.