Many autonomous cars drive slowly, making jerking movements and hesitating.
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He reverses to drive slowly past the group, craning his neck.
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Design and build Slow Zones where people actually drive slowly. 3.
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More than once, Justin resists his father's call to drive slowly and carefully.
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"Just drive slowly, please, and we can look down the rows," he said softly.
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We had to drive slowly thru it as if we were in a horror movie.
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"I'm blown away," said one Tesla owner, after watching his Tesla drive slowly behind a group of pedestrians.
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I never got a ticket because I drive slowly — it was an opportunity to run my license plate.
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She also recorded playful, lighthearted songs like "Drive Slowly So We Can Chill" that resonated with many Egyptians.
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Or maybe you should drive slowly, so that your car gets better fuel efficiency since gasoline is money too?
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Drive slowly and you'll likely rely on the battery charge until more power is needed and the gasoline engine kicks on.
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Cabs formed blockades at the entrance to motorways as other protesters said they would drive slowly through the capital all day, creating massive jams.
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The single lane forces cars to drive slowly, and, as the only route leading to the monastery, the victims were guaranteed to be Copts.
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The homeowners here on Adams Drive know the drill: Drive slowly to keep the splash down, or drive quickly and risk ruining your car.
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He said cyclists hurl obscenities at tourists who drive slowly, they cycle faster than the speed limit, and they endanger children, coffee drinkers, and dogs.
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Earlier Monday, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio urged New Yorkers to allow extra travel time and drive slowly, and to exercise caution walking and biking.
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Visitors drive slowly to take pictures, or will even jump out of their vehicles to get the perfect shot — when they're not just parking them on the bridge.
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I drive slowly but I seriously think I should get a helmet, which I have also been putting off because of the long delivery times during the virus.
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Isa Jan, a driver with the Ahmad Shah Baba passenger service company, also told Rawa that armed gangs have destroyed parts of the road, which forces vehicles to drive slowly.
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Children bike and run freely, cars drive slowly through the neighborhoods, parents keep an eye on one another's kids, uniformed service members pop home for lunch, and everybody knows your name.
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A taxi successfully wedged itself into a gap in our line — one karter was far behind another — and made a point to drive slowly to delay the back half of the group.
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During the rest of the drive to the Shangri-La hotel, the passenger instructed the driver to drive slowly and carefully, saying he didn't want his "clothes" in the box to get crushed, according to the intelligence source.
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But really, according to Chip Jenkins, the park's acting superintendent—who has a delightfully bear-y name himself—park rangers are making the data available so that folks will store their food properly, drive slowly in the national park, and keep a safe distance from the big boys.
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There was widespread speculation before the race that Hamilton would use dirty tactics by trying to hold his lead to the first corner, and then drive slowly in order to force Rosberg into a battle with the drivers who were behind him — notably those from Red Bull and Ferrari, who started from third to sixth.
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Drive slowly past all school houses... Drive slowly past anyone driving or riding a horse and if a lady or child is on top, stop the engine. It is an act of courtesy. Do not fail to sound the hooter and slacken speed when coming to a cross road. Never take a sharp corner at full speed.
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Drive slowly.' A special bridge has been constructed above the busy railway, to allow safe passage for the cats. Access to the Keelung River is available via stairway.
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"Cruise nights" are evenings during which cars drive slowly. A cruise can be a meeting of car enthusiasts at a predetermined location, organised predominantly through the internet (in recent times) but also largely through mobile phone, word of mouth or simply by a cruise being established enough that it becomes a regular event.
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There are two main types of cruise: regular cruises, also known as meets, and one-off cruises. The events that take place are similar; cars meet in car parks, park up or cruise (drive slowly) around the car park while people socialise - often meeting people from cruise websites, show off their cars and admire others' cars. If there is enough space there are often drag races, burnouts, and doughnuts.
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At 05:50 local time, Monday 7 September, a radio announcement halted traffic, and an announcement at 6:00 ordered traffic to switch to LHT. The change coincided with more restrictive enforcement of speeding and seat-belt laws. That day and the following day were declared public holidays, to reduce traffic. The change included a three-day ban on alcohol sales, while police mounted dozens of checkpoints, warning drivers to drive slowly.
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Engel spun and damaged his right-rear suspension, but was able to drive slowly back to the pit lane. Di Grassi ran wide and went deep onto the turn two run-off area. He spun his car to exit the corner but struck a wall, removing his rear wing. López lost his vehicle's nose cone in a collision with a wall at the same corner, and his rear wing was removed from his car when he hit the turn eight barrier.
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A car toss can take many forms, one of which can be considered a moving dead drop. An agent or courier can put a magnetized box inside a bumper on a parked car. In some cases, if a car can drive slowly down a street or driveway not easily observed, a courier can toss a message container into an open window, making the transfer method intermediate between a brush pass and a dead drop. Cars with diplomatic immunity have advantages and disadvantages for tosses.
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In the meantime, Monteiro and Toccacelo collided, causing the latter to retire and the former to drive slowly back to the pit lane for a replacement front wing. Elsewhere, Taylor went from nineteenth to eighth by the conclusion of the third lap while Kovalainen gained 13 positions to run in tenth by the same time. Montin overtook Tréluyer for third but Tréluyer stayed close behind him. Similarly, Sato could not pull away from Wirdheim who set a new fastest lap to close up to him.
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Although the Pittston strike involved coal miners, many of the supporters of the strike were not miners at all. A majority of the support that the union members received was from women, who were a pivotal aspect of the strike. Many of these women were either wives or daughters of miners who worked for Pittston, but some women supporters had no affiliation with Pittston Coal Company or mining at all. The women would sit down in the middle of roads causing blockages while others would drive slowly in front of coal trucks to cause delays.
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Cass and Yo-Yoji are very proud of what their friend had said and the trio smiles to each other. Then, Cass and Yo-Yoji's hands brush against each other, and Cass is turned out to be both shocked and shy when she finds their pinkies interlocked, indicating some sort of romance between Cass and Yo-Yoji. The story ends, as the entire auditorium begins to clap and Amber quietly exits the edge of the bleachers. No one (especially her parents) notice her get into a limousine with Ms. Mauvais and drive slowly into the sunset, in search of a never setting sun.
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Just before starting take the glass out of the little drawer and put it into the little flap pocket of the car. You will find it useful to have handy, not only for personal use, but to occasionally hold up to see what is behind you. Motor Manners – Pedestrians, according to the law, practically own the highways... Dogs, chickens and other domestic animals at large are not pedestrians, and if one is driving at a regulation speed ... one is not responsible for their untimely end. It is advisable to drive slowly through all towns and villages.
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Plaque commemorating the Laburnum Railway Station 'Toot-Toot' sign Laburnum Station was once known for having a sign reading 'Toot Toot - drive slowly' under the railway bridge, which crosses Laburnum Street. Drivers would often sound their car horns, as instructed by the sign, to warn oncoming, but possibly unseen traffic that might be approaching the narrow underpass. Infuriated neighbours would frequently attempt to remove this sign by painting over it, but to no avail; the local council would restore this sign every time. When the station was rebuilt following the 2007 grade separation, the road underpass was substantially widened and the sign was deemed unnecessary and removed for good.
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Giraffe The original park in Florida consists of over 1,000 animals, throughout seven sections in the 4-mile preserve as well as the 33-acre Amusement Park. Visitors who purchase a ticket enter the park in their own vehicle (no convertibles), driving slowly at their own pace, and view the animals while listening to a recorded narration on audiotape or CD. Many of the animals, such as giraffes, southern white rhinoceroses, and zebras, are allowed to roam freely throughout the preserve, even crossing the road in front of vehicles. Others, such as lions or chimpanzees, are segregated behind fences or water barriers. Visitors are warned to drive slowly and carefully, to avoid stopping too close to animals, and not to open their car doors or windows.
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In view of this situation, the Korean government made a comprehensive revision of the Road Traffic Law in 2006, further supplementing and improving the safety management of pre-school children and students commuting vehicles, applying for school bus, replacement, performance, marking, insurance, Detailed rules have been set for the driving rules, the obligations and responsibilities of the drivers. In South Korea, the school bus that picks up and collects children's classes and schools has a protected status on the road and is legally guaranteed. The Korean Road Traffic Law stipulates that when a vehicle carrying a preschool child or student stops on the road, the driver of the car driving on the parking road or on the roadside must stop first, and wait until the parking indicator of the student car gradually disappears, confirming the safety. Then drive slowly.
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