Sentence examples for reported driving from inspiring English sources

About 85percentt of those who drive drunk also binge drink, and those who didn't always buckle up reported driving drunk three times as often as those who always wore their seatbelts, according to the report.

Main Outcome Measures: Driving-related skills were measured by using the overall category rating from the Useful Field of View (UFOV) Test, its 3 subtests, the error and latency scores from the Neurocognitive Driving Test (NDT), subjective (self-report) and objective (Department of Motor Vehicles [DMV] reports) reported driving experience, and number of motor vehicle crashes.

Around the time the pair went missing multiple people reported driving down the Toowoomba Range and seeing two women struggling with a group of men, screaming for help and at one point a witness saw one of the women tied up.

In a study of Minnesota National Guard soldiers who returned from Iraq in 2007, Dr. Stern and fellow researchers found that a quarter reported driving through a stop sign and nearly a third said they had been told they drove dangerously in the months immediately after their tours.

More than one in 10 students reported driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs after New Year's Eve in the same study (all the more disturbing since by definition, these aren't drivers who have had many opportunities to do so).

Another man reported driving an electric company car within Berlin.

Another reports driving through the middle of a firefight in Burundi after he and an engineer friend found themselves in an impromptu battle for the control of a road.

According to the National Sleep Foundation, 69percentt of adult drivers report driving while drowsy at least once a month.

Fifty percent of its users also report driving their own car less because of Lyft's service, and a quarter of those on the platform say they don't feel personal vehicle ownership is that important anymore.

Father occupation was also associated with risk: those males whose fathers were government staff were most likely to report driving motorbikes.

Indirect support for this interpretation comes from a recent meta-analysis which concluded that ADHD participants report driving more (greater annual mileage) than control participants and that this may be attributable to the stimulating effects of driving on attention [ 4].