Sentence examples for turning drivers from inspiring English sources

Bryan Reimer, a research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's AgeLab, tells the Web site Next Avenue that he has concerns about turning drivers into passengers.

This paper describes the evaluation of a central city safety campaign designed to decrease red light crossing by pedestrians and encourage left turning drivers to give way to pedestrians.

To address the issue, Los Angeles put in the city's largest "pedestrian scramble," where drivers from every approach are held on an all-red light, enabling people to cross in any direction, including diagonally, to separate turning drivers from the walkers. .

And turning driver's licenses into identification cards undermines their original purpose -- to make certain that drivers are qualified to handle a car or truck.

Larry Butler, chief executive of FreeCar Media, said the new protocols turned drivers into freelance brand managers and created more of a grass-roots feel for the promotion.

The cooler weather thankfully slows down roadside decomposition but it also turns drivers into poachers, sending Ms. McCleery on fruitless searches, especially in the winter.

Enter Cargo, a startup that wants to turn drivers' vehicles into little mobile shops.

Similarly, Lerner and Boyd (2005) reported that roadway type (e.g., freeway, arterial) did not affect drivers' self-reported willingness to engage in secondary tasks; nonetheless, at certain maneuvers (e.g., exits, merges, turns), drivers were less willing to distract themselves.

Endre Suranyi, a former motorcycle-racer turned driver for Communist leaders, built his first microcar in 1946.

Their results revealed that, while turning, older drivers took less often that second look than younger drivers for potential hazards (6.9% vs. 22.2%, respectively).

People said it was turning Uber drivers into scabs.