Sentence examples for restricted driving from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, increased police-enforcement induces undocumented migrants to go 'into the shadows' in an effort to avoid apprehension –a move that could imply restricted driving, employment and, in turn, earning and remitting capabilities.

The time of the accident was outside the permissible times for Ezeh's restricted driving license that resulted from a prior non-alcohol-related accident.

Conceptually, collapsing these two response options would still provide an indication of restricted driving but lose the precision of neck pain severity, which is best left to dedicated pain severity scales.

Separate comparisons were made for drivers reporting medical conditions licensed with full driving privileges, and those with restricted driving privileges (e.g. speed, area and time of day).

The study, "Saturday Driving Restrictions Fail to Improve Air Quality in Mexico City," published today in Scientific Reports, is the first to examine the effects of restricted driving on Saturdays.

She warns that regulatory agencies could have the "authority to do things like restrict driving, when you can drive, on what days you can drive … put in penalties for people who drive minivans or SUVs".

Restrictions: Telematics policies restrict driving behaviour in different ways.

For example, Santiago in Chile restricts driving and certain industries during predicted periods of high pollution.

In response, Mexico City took several steps to try to improve air quality including restricting driving one or two days during the weekdays.

"Everybody knows the solutions: cut back on coal, polluting industries like cement and steel, improve fuel quality, restrict driving on bad days, and build more public transit," Pettit added.

Breathing problems and fatigue can be exacerbated by high levels of pollution in a sprawling Mexican metropolis where thermal inversions and dry months can force the government to restrict driving.