Sentence examples for vehicles crash from inspiring English sources

The data show that the Tesla vehicles crash rate dropped by almost 40percentt after Autosteer installation"—from 1.3 to 0.8 crashes per million miles.

Multiple studies have shown that when police departments, taxi firms, or other companies add even crude black boxes to their vehicles, crash rates plummet.

DRIVERS who buy cars with manufacturer-installed navigation systems have the comfort of knowing that if the vehicles crash or break down, someone will know how to find the people in them.

Vehicles crash in the dense smoke, or run out of gas and are abandoned on the shoulder, making the passage harder still by narrowing the lanes for those still coming down.

And when the vehicles crash, they don't do any forward-facing twirl though the air the way they used to do back in the 1970s: now it's the customary rear axle lurch-up for a giant somersault and juddering crash that took the fillings out of my teeth.

Some of the variables in the ORL model, including pick-up vehicles, crash circumstances when rail equipment struck vehicle, Foggy weather, unconsolidated, and concrete & rubber surface type and traffic volume (AADT of 10,000 20,000) are found to be statistically insignificant while they all are statistically significant in the case of MNL model.

The government has yet to confirm precise eligibility criteria for its revised plug-in vehicle incentive scheme, but when the programme was unveiled by Labour in February it applied only to vehicles crash-tested to European, US, Japanese or an equivalent standard for cars.

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety estimates that if installed on all vehicles, crash-avoidance technology could prevent more than 2.7 million crashes, 1.1 million injuries and nearly 9,500 deaths annually.

The hazards most commonly associated with motor vehicles included failure to secure vehicles, crashes between vehicles, and medics being swiped by passing cars on highway incidents.

Vehicle Crash.

Multi-Vehicle Crash with Injury.