Sentence examples for slow driving from inspiring English sources

Slow driving can frustrate other drivers, leading to risky overtaking manoeuvres (McGwin & Brown, 1999).

My father, who liked to drive fast when he could, said that Mr Furtherfield's slow driving was dangerous – and even I, aged eight, could see his point.

But today, slow driving conditions mean the parents have to change their routine and drive straight to daycare to get the sextuplets.

On top of that, slow driving wears at attention, and there are only so many podcasts to consume.

I can see now that, though Mr Furtherfield was a kind, amusing, tolerant man, his slow driving was an irrational obsession.

Some might associate slow driving with Buddhism, with the spiritual teachings of GI Gurdjieff, or with what is now called mindfulness.

If zero tolerance of slowed driving reflexes still sounds like an appealing public policy, compare mild inebriation with other hazards.

Maybe it's badly worded enthusiasm, and appealing to a presumed audience of gearheads, but it slows driving games down, makes them stuffy, turgid.

This will make your slower driving more palatable to fellow drivers.

DRIVE CAREFULLY: Slow down (driving at 50mph uses 15 per cent less fuel than at 70mph) and drive smoothly.

This can result from persistently smooth, slow, careful driving.