'smart driving' is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It generally refers to a safe, responsible style of driving, often characterized by making decisions that minimize risks to oneself and other motorists. For example, "Sam practiced smart driving and always made sure to leave plenty of room between himself and other cars."
Results showed that real-time delivery of smart driving information did not increase driver workload or adversely affect driver distraction, while also having the positive effect of decreasing mean driving speed in both the simple and complex driving scenarios.
Therefore glances to the in-vehicle Smart driving system during the experimental condition must have been reallocated from a different location.
Furthermore, the total number of glances made to an in-vehicle Smart driving system was similar for each tested condition, at approximately 1100.
Foot-LITE provides the driver with feedback and information on Smart driving behaviours in the vehicle in real time via an integrated visual interface presented on a Smartphone.
Add data about the driver's interests, to-do lists, etc. into the mix, make everything live and adaptive and voila: you've created smart driving from the customer's perspective.
Automatic's smart driving assistant, which combines a small piece of hardware with powerful mobile apps, was designed to provide vehicle owners with new tools to understand how they can get more out of their car's performance.
But smarter driving will lead to more driving, because smarter driving reduces the cost per mile of vehicle usage.
Last week, for example, the Department for Transport released a document with tips for "smarter driving techniques".
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We'd love to hear from readers about their own Smart car driving experiences.
It was taken for granted that a smart quarterback, driving his team downfield in the last few minutes of the game was calling the plays himself, using every ounce of knowledge and experience to shred the opposition and win the game for the home side.
