Sentence examples for removing drivers from inspiring English sources
The trains have been a source of contention with unions, after the mayor pledged to tackle strikes in London by removing drivers.
Johnson promised that even after removing drivers in the early 2020s, the change would see more tube staff employed overall, as automation would see more trains run and a member of staff remaining on each train.
Self-driving cars are taking a huge part of the insurance equation out of play by removing drivers, and a whole host of questions pops up with that: Who's liable for damages?
General secretary of the union, Mick Cash, said: "RMT has made it clear repeatedly that any moves towards the lethal and cash driven nonsense of removing drivers on London Underground would be resisted through the most robust industrial and political campaign of opposition".
As part of the settlement, Uber said, it will also change the way it removes drivers from the service by making the process more transparent.
It's a technology that is perfect for Chrome OS, which is trying to remove drivers from the equation.
While Cabify and Uber approve and train each driver and reserve the right to remove drivers from their fleet, the owners of the vehicles are responsible for paying the drivers.
In fact, paying out 70percentt of revenue is close enough to financial crippling to mean that some think Uber is intrinsically flawed as a business model unless it can remove drivers altogether.
One heavy-duty machine stamped sheet steel into hollow driver heads; on either side of a different machine, two men used tweezers to insert and remove driver faces into which the machine pressed horizontal grooves.
After a California highway patrolman was killed while driving a Lexus in August — and after being prodded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration — in November, Toyota warned drivers of some four million Toyota cars to remove driver-side mats.
Patrols and monitoring will continue in Charles Village on weekend nights this fall, with the aim of keeping speeds down, citing drivers who commit moving violations and removing intoxicated drivers from the roads.
