Sentence examples for planning drivers from inspiring English sources

Right now, 36 states and Washington, D.C., have or are planning drivers' licenses with two-dimensional bar codes that can contain 2,000 bytes of information, enough for a driving record, photograph and fingerprint data, said Nathan Root, who directs the association's standards program.

Prototype systems have been successfully built for domains such as route planning, air travel planning, driver and pedestrian guidance, control and operation of external devices, emergency evacuation, and medication advising (e.g., Allen et al. 2006; Rich and Sidner 1998; Bühler and Minker 2011; Ferguson and Allen 1998, 2007), and these hold very significant practical promise.

Under Pennsylvania's plan, drivers on I-80 would pay the same as on the turnpike.

Under the state's plan, drivers who speed will receive warnings for their first two offenses.

If all goes according to plan, drivers prowling for parking will not be the only ones who benefit.

Lighter fuels are dearer and, under current plans, drivers could pay up to 70% of the extra; lower prices will soften that blow.

Under a new plan, drivers who use E-ZPass to pay tolls on the authority's nine tunnels and bridges would face no toll increase at all.

Under that plan, drivers who used E-ZPass on several key crossings, including the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge and the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, would be charged $5.30, up from $4.80.

Under the mayor's plan, drivers would stop at specific zones to pick up strangers, the back seats of taxis would be shared, and the 108th mayor would pedal his way downtown on a 10-speed.

Under the plan, drivers of cars and trucks crossing the Hudson would be charged the maximum of $7 if paying cash and traveling at peak hours: weekdays 6 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m., and weekends noon to 8 p.m.

But under the plans, drivers could face up to six months in jail for driving with certain controlled drugs in your body in excess of specified limits.