Sentence examples for respect drivers from inspiring English sources

"I call on people to cooperate and respect drivers and government officials... to avoid any regrettable incidents," transportation secretary Miguel Torres said.

You can sense the respect drivers of motor vehicles give cyclists, and in a month I experienced none of the near misses, or aggressive driving that are almost a daily occurrence in London.

They should respect drivers.

In these respects, drivers over the age of 75 are substantially different from those aged 65-69 or those aged 70-74.

"Pastor is a driver who doesn't respect other drivers," added Perez.

Proper signaling as a cyclist, she said, was a sign of respect to drivers, a way of "giving them the info they need" to avoid a crash and demonstrating that they should respect cyclists in kind.

Standards for work zones or accidents, however, require that traffic control devices fulfill a need, command attention, convey a clear, simple meaning, command respect from drivers and give adequate time for proper response.

Most bike lanes in New York are separated from cars only by stripes of white paint, they said, and additional reminders are likely to help cyclists and, maybe, yield more respect from drivers.

I bet somewhere in your bank of cringe you too recall Gordon Brown banging on about "British jobs for British workers", Ed Miliband flogging anti-immigration mugs and, yes, an Oxford- and Harvard-educated intellectual protesting plummily that he felt nothing but "respect" for drivers of white vans.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso believes there is not enough "mutual respect" between drivers on the track.

Asked whether there was enough respect between drivers, Alonso said: "I don't know.