As with self-driving cars, rigorous real-world testing is required to iron out all of the kinks in the system.
Consequently, if PT journeys are to increase, action must be taken with regard to the speed and regularity of PT services in order to be able to compete on a rigorous basis with cars.
Drayson, a businessman with a longstanding interest in clean energy and electric cars, called for vehicle exclusion zones in cities, more rigorous independent testing of diesel cars – and a new car scrappage scheme for diesels.
Each year, the Michigan State Police and the National Institute of Justice put cars through rigorous tests for handling, acceleration and other factors.
For protection, his followers — the 20 to 30 who are left — openly carry guns (they have licenses, he said) and have become more rigorous about checking their cars and visitors' bags.
In an unmistakable "shut-up-and-drive" statement, reflecting the game's rigorous and singular focus, Cars wastes little time before throwing you behind the wheel of a RWD P30 LMP1 around Dubai Autodrome.
Griffin said the winner's car undergoes a rigorous inspection after the race.
But experts cautioned that Tuesday's decision, which formally extends to car stops an already rigorous state protocol for police encounters with pedestrians, was likely to have little effect on a pending federal lawsuit challenging stop-and-frisk procedures.
The cars have already undergone rigorous testing at its facilities, Google said.
And by midcentury, to meet California's rigorous climate targets, 87 percent of all cars on state roads would have to be classified zero emission.
Formula One cars are designed to rigorous safety specifications but are built with the expectation of impacts with trackside structures such as tyre barriers or safety walls, rather than recovery vehicles, which would have caused far more severe damage.
