In an era before seat belts or rollover bars were widespread, drivers died of burns from exploding fuel tanks, or from relatively low-speed impacts and rollovers.
It seems there is no simple technological fix unless, that is, self-driving cars become widespread, freeing drivers to use devices unhindered, and improving road safety all round.
Speculation was widespread that the driver, whom his union identified as Dave Woodard and who was among the dead, had suffered a heart attack or some other medical emergency immediately before the crash or that the accident may have been caused by mechanical failure.
Despite widespread criticism from drivers due to fading light levels, Ecclestone says twilight starts in F1 are here to stay.
Even then, widespread failure by drivers and passengers to make use of the belts led to developmental work on passive-restraint systems.
But by the time Robert De Niro moved into the streets, New York was entering a nightmare phase in which the fatal combination of drugs and guns brought a sense of menace to the city, leading to widespread paranoia among drivers.
(The board had considered simply imposing this, but decided on Dec. 14, given the possibility of widespread anger among drivers, to hold hearings next month. A problem with congestion pricing at La Guardia is that airlines get just as angry as drivers do, and the airlines have more lawyers).
There were widespread complaints that drivers stopping abruptly at lights were causing more accidents.
But there were widespread complaints that drivers stopping abruptly at lights were ultimately causing more accidents.
There are several recent, widespread health policy drivers across several different countries that focus on patient engagement, PtDAs, and SDM, emphasizing the need for a robust evidence base.
