Sentence examples for oldest drivers from inspiring English sources

That made him one of the oldest drivers to race in the series for decades.

Texas, as with some other states, has a different set of laws for its oldest drivers; after age 85, for instance, they have to get their licenses renewed every two years instead of every six, and everyone who is 79 or older has to do it in person instead of by mail or online.

The oldest drivers were somewhat more likely to report having driven when they were so tired that they had a hard time keeping their eyes open at least once in the past 30 days (18%% reported having done so).

There was weak suggestive evidence that requiring drivers to renew their licenses more frequently might yield small reductions in the fatal crash involvement rates of the oldest drivers; however, this was not statistically significant.

This was especially true toward the end of the study period, as several states began to allow younger drivers to renew their licenses by mail or online but continued to require the oldest drivers to renew in person (Table 1).

Most older drivers reported always wearing seatbelt when they drove, however, 18%% of drivers ages 65 69, 16%% of those ages 70 74, and 25%% of drivers ages 75 and older reported having driven without wearing a seatbelt at least once in the past 30 days; variation by age was statistically significant, with the oldest drivers the most likely to report this behavior.

Mr. Heumann, the Classic's oldest driver ever, is 89.

Our oldest driver, Tom Campe, who's 75, is one of our most personable workers.

"There are only new and old drivers!

Twenty-nine oldriversvers with UFOV impairments and 32 older drivers without impairments participated.

Visual processing impairment increases crash risk among older drivers.