Sentence examples for vehicle modified from inspiring English sources

Investigators found real and fake law enforcement paraphernalia, including a vehicle modified to look like a patrol car, according to court documents.

It's available online at nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/adaptive/brochure/index.html and outlines the steps for buying a vehicle modified with adaptive equipment, learning to operate it and obtaining a license.

The writ also required that all new vehicles modified by Motion would have to be sold as export-only.

The companies displayed on Monday six Toyota Prius and Ford Escape hybrid vehicles modified to run partly on electricity from the power grid, allowing the vehicles to go up to 75 miles on a gallon of gas, nearly double the number of miles of a regular hybrid.

Nissan will start with two Leaf vehicles modified with autonomous vehicle sensors and compute on roads, with staff actively monitoring pick up and drop-off locations, and an open application for participation in the test program available to the public.

Initially, vehicles modified with the wider platform for the Flak 38 did not have a special designation, but they were given one sometime in 1943.

On 15 April 1942 the Army High Command (Oberkommando des Heeres - OKH) ordered the tanks on the 65 vehicles in storage dismounted, the spray system disabled and the vehicles modified to carry 216 rounds of anti-tank ammunition.

The statute requires that the Division of Motor Vehicles modify its form to include whether a cell phone was present in the car at the time of an accident and whether the driver was using it.

This year, festivities across the country cautiously proceeded, though with random vehicle checks, modified aircraft flight paths and thousands of police officers working overtime.

On January 31 , 1958 Braun's Jupiter-C launch vehicle, a modified Redstone ballistic missile, carried into orbit Explorer 1, the first U.S. satellite.

Then the communicating nodes' state of each vehicle is modified, followed by the procedure of transmitting a beacon (step 5 in Figure 5).