Sentence examples for taking drivers from inspiring English sources

The 72-mile-long Heritage Trail connects Point Udall in the east to Ham's Bluff in the west, taking drivers through some of the island's best historic and natural sites.

Payne claimed the robot model saved Ford about two to three weeks on durability testing, relative to the old model, but time savings was a secondary benefit".The bigger picture, I think, is taking drivers out of harm's way and putting them on other testing that's more technical," he said.

Using the same data, Campbell came up with an average hourly rate of around $16 an hour, not taking drivers' operational costs into account.

In the company's Australian mines, for example, many first generation driverless vehicles are actually operated remotely by crew hundreds of kilometers away, taking drivers away from the punishing summer heat (sometimes in excess of 110° F) and cutting down the risk of errors induced by fatigue or environmental stress.

The speed limits are determined by taking drivers' speeding tendencies into account, and safe, experienced drivers know to slow down substantially in rain or snowy conditions.

"The state requirements for new drivers taking driver ed prior to licensing are inconsistent and all over the map," Mr. Ulczycki said.

At 17, after taking driver's education classes, Manfred got his license.

New York's Department of Motor Vehicles permits women to keep their hijabs on while taking driver's license photos.

Summer school may also be a way to earn elective credits by taking driver's education or other popular elective courses.

Risk-taking drivers think the danger does not apply to them.

It takes drivers off the turnpike and through a tunnel, named for Ted Williams, and deposits them near Logan in East Boston.