Sentence examples for trial car from inspiring English sources

Some NT residents had also expressed concern at Labor's decision, posting on social media that the open speed limit had been a drawcard for the Red Centre Nats event and the trial car industry had contributed to the Alice Springs economy.

The next step in the government's driverless tech acceleration plan is for it to introduce a code of practice — to "provide industry with the framework they need to trial cars in real-life scenarios, and to create more sophisticated versions of the models that already exist".

Two of the trial cars, numbers 201 and 202, were retained and became the first ballast motor cars to work on the Underground.

Video of the trial shows the test car travelling behind a lorry and then handing over control to that leading vehicle via in-car controls.

Edinburgh is one city that has recognised this, trialling car-free streets outside more than 30 schools in a bid to encourage walking and cycling, and reduce congestion and pollution.

Paris may have already trialled car-free days, but from 1 July the city will implement a weekday ban on any car manufactured before 1997 to help reduce the number of vehicles on the roads and encourage alternative modes of transport – or at least the use of newer, cleaner, electric or hybrid models.

During the trials cars will be fitted with wireless equipment and tested with the tech to be installed underneath the roads, replicating road conditions.

Instead of straight-up time trials, cars complete "Dial In" runs, in which the goal is to come as close as possible to the estimated speed (how fast your car can possibly make a single run).

That last one brings your monthly cost as low as $15 per month, and even less if you count the 6-month free trial the car comes with.

This proved not only that the engine was in good working order but allowed also the Bloodhound engineers to trial the car's management and control system.

On each trial, the car was 'pushed' with an exogenous force, sampled from a Gaussian density with a standard deviation of eight.