Right of Way: Stay in Control of Tricky Driving Situations According to IIHS, 35percentt of traffic violations for drivers age 55+ are for a failure to yield the proper right-of-way.
"In the dry, the cars will be a bit more tricky to drive, with less downforce and harder tyres," said Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen.
It's unlikely you'd ever get Eric Ripert to drink a cherry-flavored ale: Le Bernardin's master of all things seafood drinks only bordeaux, which makes pairings tricky and drives his sommeliers crazy.
These new turbo hybrid Formula 1 cars, with their huge amounts of torque and complicated brake-by-wire systems incorporated into their energy recovery devices, are tricky to drive.
The revamped Cobras may have handled better than their predecessors, but with a minimum of 355 horsepower and a weight of only 2,529 pounds, 427's were even trickier to drive.
Hamilton added: "It's a lot trickier to drive now than it was but I'm sure, as we get into the season, we'll get that back".
Like everyone else, I was sucked in by the easy early levels, challenged by the later, trickier ones, then driven mad by Level "It's 2 a.m. and I'm Wasting My Life".
Driving: tricky; the A259 coast road is twisty and busy; 30 mins to Hastings, or Ashford and the M20.
Chamberlain was the loser Sunday against the Minnesota Twins, although he would have escaped the eighth inning had Mark Teixeira caught a tricky line drive.
I don't mind being driven by my husband, but it can be tricky with other people.
