Sentence examples for unreliable driver from inspiring English sources

Maldonado is a fast but unreliable driver, whose victory in last year's Spanish Grand Prix represents a performance of isolated excellence.

Even so, plausibility is the chief issue here, and though the playwright explains how the illicit scheme works, the idea that a Wall Street banker would go into criminal partnership with his unreliable driver and his unidentified sponsor is a grievous stretch to begin with.

In determining the initial list of 2,625 possible noncitizens, the state used an unreliable driver's license databank.

This drawback leads to an unreliable system for driver analysis throughout the driving process which is highly dynamic, for example, when looking at the rearview or wing mirrors.

Most of the health centers said that the average travel time to the hospital was less than an hour, but noted that the ambulance system was unreliable due to driver shortages and vehicle breakdowns.

They're unreliable, unsafe and their drivers wouldn't know Austin Friars from a deep-fat fryer.

Thus, it's up to consumers to punish – through bad ratings, for example – bad drivers or unreliable hosts; governments should stay out.

Critics of the new limits said blood tests could be an unreliable measure of whether drivers were truly impaired, and are worried that the system may lead to wrongful convictions.

Learn about transport: If you are not lucky enough to live in one of the cities that has a metro, you will have to rely on the following methods of transport: Bike rikshaw: slow, unreliable and usually the drivers do not know their way around.

An attempt at privatising the bus transport system in 1992 merely compounded the problem, with inexperienced operators plying poorly maintained, noisy and polluting buses on lengthy routes, resulting in long waiting times, unreliable service, extreme overcrowding, unqualified drivers, speeding and reckless driving.

To better understand the consequences associated with incorrect alarms, a driving simulator study with N = 80 drivers was conducted to investigate how situational context and warning urgency jointly influence drivers' compliance with an unreliable advisory warning system (AWS).