Sentence examples for park drivers from inspiring English sources

Grandmothers carry their laptops to the park, drivers use their cellphones to pay for parking and about 70percentt of Estonia's 1.3 million residents file their taxes online.

In the park, drivers are greeted by a Santa with flip phone and computer (sponsored by Southern New England Telephone), a lighted carousel across the road from giant dinosaurs, a Santa on a jet ski and in an airplane, and elves load packages onto a tractor trailer truck, working a crane, and riding a toboggan.

Indeed, apart from choosing the place where they can park, drivers have little freedom of choice regarding their breaks.

Outside the church, there were about 15 parked drivers loading and unloading supplies, though not all of them had enough gas in their tank to go as far as was needed.

Brendan Kevenides, a personal injury lawyer in Chicago who exclusively handles bicycle-related accidents, said that a large majority of his cases involve "dooring," the all-too-common event in which a parked driver flings opens a door, creating a sudden obstacle for an oncoming cyclist.

The reason being I was doored while riding my fixed gear by a parked driver.

But some critics, including the British Parking Association (BPA), criticised the Government for creating "a charter for the selfish parker", giving drivers the freedom to park wherever they want.

Signs are being put up on access roads to the car park directing drivers to alternative sites.

A constant perceived waiting time is assumed at car parks for drivers observing the PGI signs displaying car parks to be unavailable.

Parking guidance signs, as a method of mass guidance strategy, can display the name, parking space occupancy, and driving direction to car parks for drivers.

In the truck park, a driver who gave his name as Wajid said simply, "For one truck you can't have two drivers".