But do you know what I'm driving at, at all?
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"You're sure you're O.K. driving at night?" his passenger asked.
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"A lot of women don't like driving at night," Owen said.
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The suit doesn't say if Vince was driving at the time.
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Prince Philip, 97, was driving at the time of the accident.
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So, we need the whole company to be driving at it.
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A group of six people was driving at 11:30 a.m.
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He also suggests that parents consider the risks of driving at night.
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In fairness, I was driving at top speed about half the time.
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Presumably she is driving at the speed at which she feels comfortable.
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You both started driving at age 16 and passed the test immediately.
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That's what Run-DMC were driving at with "Christmas in Hollis" too.
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Sures told CNN that O'Leary's wife, Linda, was driving at the time.
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Southold Town Police say Distefano was driving at a "significant speed," NBC reports.
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Which means this is the same as wearing sunglasses while driving at night.
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But Ravenelle expressed anxiety about the prospect of driving at night, Freeman said.
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"Now you're not driving at all," Stahl said, incredulously, looking over at his feet.
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Mosley was caught driving at least 16 mph above the limit in each case.
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She did, and then allegedly hopped into her car and starting driving at him.
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With East Carolina driving at the Cincinnati 41, Ahlers made his one big mistake.
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A similar percentage experienced "severe or worse" glare, halos and problems driving at night.
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In another demonstration, a car driving at near highway speed jammed on the brakes.
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The woman he was with was driving at the time of the arrest, he said.
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"My biggest reason for not driving at night is driving in the dark," she explained.
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As a result, the human doesn't need to be involved in the driving at all.
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And the number may be higher in states where teens start driving at younger ages.
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Still, 203 percent of the teens said they had texted while driving at least once.
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The smoke was so thick, she said, it was like she was driving at night.
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Investigators say Aguilera-Mederos told them he was driving at 85 mph when the brakes failed.
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They were taken from their vehicle while driving at night between their residence and the university.
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Yes, it's driving at extremely slow speeds, but it's doing it on its own and safely.
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Uber, it seems, is more willing to move forward with self-driving at a faster pace.
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Saudi Arabia today is driving at 100 kph with Mohammed bin Salman in the driver's seat.
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In 2008, reinvented himself as a rally car driver, driving at the X Games until 2013.
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I've always loved the E.L. Doctorow observation: 'Writing is like driving at night in the fog.
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I know one day, my mom, who is in her 70s, will not fear driving at night.
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The electric motor powers the rear wheels and offers electric-only driving at speeds under 25 mph.
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Driving at night is no fun (not to mention dangerous) when you can't see where you're going.
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The paradoxical truth I'm driving at is that today's technologies of individualization are technologies of mass individualization.
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That probably has a lower carbon footprint than using the air-conditioner when driving at low speeds.
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By 2154, he was driving at Le Mans, and by 13 he had his own team there.
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That's particularly so when driving at length on freeways or hilly terrain and in hot or cold weather.
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The accident prompted a debate in Britain as to whether Philip should still be driving at his age.
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LiDAR is among the most common sensors used for autonomous driving at the moment despite its high prices.
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For days, Ms. Spears had been behaving bizarrely, speaking in a British accent and driving at breakneck speeds.
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The convoy had been driving at more than 40 miles per hour when the vehicle hit the boy.
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Millennials' digits are on their smartphones — they aren't that interested in driving at all, never mind a motorcycle.
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Though his address won't cite Trump by name, it's not hard to tell the point Bloomberg's driving at.
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Many petrolheads agree with Mr Linaric, who says he is more alert driving at 200kph than at 130.
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He was driving at 55 mph, and the fire was moving at about the same speed, he said.
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Driving at night is not advised because of the risk of hitting stray emus, kangaroos, wombats or camels.
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And many people who've had the procedure need glasses for driving at night or reading as they age.
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Michael Hafner, an executive who works on autonomous driving at Mercedes-Benz, said the two projects are complimentary.
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The hobby involves driving at slow, constant speeds without breaking or stopping, and, crucially, without running the air conditioning.
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A source close to Chyna tells PEOPLE that the reality star was driving at the time of the accident.
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" While both laughing, Geist says: "So what we're driving at here is you were responsible for the royal wedding.
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When you're in a car, even though you might be driving at 80 mph, you don't feel that motion.
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The police said in a statement they were investigating reports that Mr. Pinales was driving at a high speed.
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We outlaw people driving at 0003 mph not because all, or even most, of those drivers will kill someone.
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In his closed-door deposition last week, Holmes was a little more explicit about what he was driving at.
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State laws can also restrict medical marijuana patients from driving at all—even when they aren't under the influence.
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In 2018, 8% of drivers said they had a drink before driving at some point during the previous year.
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Its roof can open in just 20 seconds when driving at speeds of 31 miles per hour or less.
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That's probably what motivated them to release a video of the Air driving at a speed that borders on offensive.
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"These vehicles are going to save a lot of lives," said Danny Shapiro, senior director of automated driving at Nvidia.
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Suspect claims breaks failed Investigators say Aguilera-Mederos told them he was driving at 85 mph when his brakes failed.
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Facebook was putting a car in reverse that had been driving at full speed in one direction for 14 years.
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Jones explained that the accident occurred after the driver lost control of the vehicle while driving at a high speed.
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If you've been distracted for more than five seconds and are driving at 60 mph, you'll hear a voice notification.
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But if anything, my dad's dogged insistence on driving at 20mph in all residential areas probably saved the kid's life.
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They weren't praying because of my driving (at least, I don't think they were), but they probably should have been.
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A few weeks later an off-duty sailor driving at six times the legal alcohol limit crashed into two cars.
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It turned out he had been driving at night with the car full of props and been waylaid by robbers.
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While his train was leaving the platform, he saw police vans and ambulances driving at high speed, their sirens wailing.
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One morning in 28, Yerevan woke up to news of a truck driving at the statue and toppling it over.
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He attended almost every soccer game I played in high school, driving at least two hours to watch away games.
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A law enforcement told KTRK that Lopez-Hernandez appeared to be driving at 70 mph at the time of the crash.
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I know I was confused with the Volvo V90, and I don't like to feel confused while driving at high speeds.
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However, the van can be seen through a shop window driving at high speed as people rush out of the way.
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And it didn't matter if you were driving at dawn or at dusk, because a laser is its own light source.
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Luckily there was only one person driving at the time, and they weren't driving too fast, but the wheel came off.
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She said she reached the district station in half the time it would have taken her driving at the speed limit.
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For example, when it comes to driving at speeds above the legal limit, many people do it, not just sensation seekers.
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We've never been able to automate driving at this level before, so we don't know what kind of task it is.
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But according to Tesla's site, its Model S 100D can travel at least 514 miles driving at 45 miles per hour.
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"If a vehicle stall occurs while driving at higher speeds, this could increase the risk of a crash," the company said.
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There was no evidence to suggest the car had been driving at an angle when it left the road, he said.
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QUESTION: The tweet that you had this morning about are we living in Nazi Germany, what were you driving at there?
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Some people in the comments condemned the idea of cars driving at protesters, but the post still got significant support and engagement.
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And the two front electric motors also control the torque, making driving at high speeds "much simpler and easier," according to Ferrari.
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Mirko Reuter, the former head of automated driving at Audi, has come on board as the head of autonomous flight at Lilium.
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Through the torque vectoring differential system, the driver can choose the appropriate setting for the driving at hand: normal, slalom, or track.
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If you get what Sessions is driving at in his response to Reed, you are a better -- and smarter -- person than me.
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When you're driving at the goal and you run into a 8193-1, 300-and-whatever-he-is, it's hard to score.
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Their past adventures had included high-speed driving at racetracks, where they tired of driving lap after lap through the same turns.
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But I couldn't ignore the darker forces that seemed to be driving at least part of Fremont's opposition to the Costco plant.
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Cops have confirmed the vehicle belongs to Kevin, but they tell us he was not driving at the time of the accident.
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Ramsay, who was driving at a high speed, swerved slightly to avoid McCollum but ended up crashing into the rear of his car.
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Driving at one hundred ten miles an hour at night, through tiny streets, with no headlights—I can tell you that was terrifying.
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"Several of our troopers patrolling the area observed the vehicle driving at a high rate of speed in a reckless manner," he said.
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I thought it would be better if I wore my glasses instead of my contacts for driving at night, but I was wrong.
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"Noir" (1995) is an angled view of a car driving at night, its taillights emitting cones of thickly rendered red and yellow light.
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The new autonomous driving system will enable autonomous driving at low- and medium-speed ranges including self-valet parking, Panasonic said on Tuesday.
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And then there is what President Trump has been driving at to create a fair reciprocal balanced trade relationship between the two countries.
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He keeps Sally driving at gunpoint, possessively slinging his other arm around Gillian's neck in the backseat and slugging tequila from the bottle.
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I've read the transcript of his back-and-forth with Comey three times and I still don't get what he was driving at.
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Also, one law enforcement source tells TMZ, based on the skid marks, it does not appear he was driving at an excessive speed.
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For a full experience, try to watch it while imagine he doesn't have legs, James as floating radial torso driving at the rim.
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This consisted of driving at accelerations nearing 0.95g while tracking a minimum time racing trajectory at the the physical limits of tire adhesion.
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Hard Rock Park was driving at something similar: a new way to monetize a cultural phenomenon that had come to define a generation.
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"Children going down manholes, stores closing their doors to those seeking shelter, and cars driving at high speeds cannot happen again," Ige said.
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Concerns arise about driving At some point in the day, Freeman said she learned that the couple had a flight around 2 a.m.
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In fact, one of the few complaints leveled at the NSX is that it makes driving at jailworthy speeds far too laissez-faire.
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After pulling Dr. Perry over, the male officer told her he had clocked her driving at 67 miles per hour in a 45-m.p.h.
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Fear of police surveillance and deportation may deter undocumented immigrants from drinking and driving, or driving at all, Light and his co-authors write.
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The state patrol said he was driving "at a high rate of speed" and rolled his car over, according to The Palm Beach Post.
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"This picture is hard to even look at," Angel, 34, wrote of the smashed vehicle his mom was driving at the time of impact.
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After Boogaard's grandmother told him she was afraid of driving at night, she told him to start a business that wouldn't require an app.
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He'd be driving at top speed through the night to make it back to base, but something about that guy screaming "burn" felt wrong.
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It's a soft-top that folds away in about 18 seconds while you're driving at up to speeds of around 33 miles per hour.
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Lap it all up then cruise on home to listen to this while driving at 120MPH off the top of Mount Chilliad or something.
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"If they're driving at goal and hit hard and heavy, you definitely hear it when it goes in," goalie Blaine Deutscher told The Sun.
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Because let's face it: they're doing the hard work, they're on the streets, they're the ones who are driving at two in the morning.
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The school bus driver, Johnthony K. Walker, had been driving at a "high rate of speed," the Times reported, according to an arrest affidavit.
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The Algerian picked the ball up on the right flank around 40-yards from goal, before driving at Chelsea duo Mateo Kovacic and Emerson.
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I took precautions, like avoiding driving at night and telling loved ones that I was embarking on a solo hike and sharing my location.
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There's also no need to look at your speedometer, as it's best to keep your eyes on the road when driving at top speeds.
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Also avoid driving at night — cows, horses and dogs tend to use the roads, too, and can be hard to spot on unlit streets.
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Individuals who are aging, facing more difficulty getting around and driving at night, can use these services and keep their ability to get around intact.
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The police said he was driving at 50 miles an hour when he hit Mr. Ng, just north of where Mr. Saipov entered the path.
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But cameras, unlike lidars, can't properly operate in situations with low visibility which includes anything from driving in snow and rain to driving at night.
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For some, driving at hair-raising speed in crisply engineered cars on pristine tarmac delivers the sort of thrill otherwise unavailable in over-regulated Germany.
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In the words of one expert: Raj Rajkumar, who researches autonomous driving at Carnegie Mellon University, thinks those assumptions concern one of Tesla's key sensors.
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Protect yourself If the aggressive driver is following you, try to keep driving at normal speed, and don't stop unless you have to, Pilgrim said.
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Hager Krahn, 2500, a mother of two young children earns up to $24 for four hours of driving at night to supplement her family's income.
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What I'm driving at here is that these are not the overpriced Beats of years ago where the product could hardly justify the premium asking price.
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Then I see that car and I'm, like, I think I'm going to stay... I'm still competitive, I'm still hungry and still driving at my best.
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Samsung's Galaxy S7 earned rave reviews when it was released earlier this month, but an apparent bug is driving at least some users up a wall.
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We're told he was spotted on the 101 freeway driving at a slow rate of speed -- officers pulled him over and conducted a field sobriety test.
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Having a similar kind of work schedule, we'd be driving at the same time in the evening and would keep each other company on the phone.
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Delphi and Mobileye said they will demonstrate their autonomous driving system in urban and highway driving at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in 2017.
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In addition, some patients who get monovision surgery will need a separate pair of glasses that focus both eyes for distance vision for driving at night.
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The 911, the 370, and the Mazda Miata are the three automobiles that I always feel utterly confident driving at their limits in the real world.
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Some, especially families with more than one driver (who can take turns behind the wheel), swear by doing much of their boring, interstate driving at night.
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Traffic inches anxiously along the snow-carpeted Main Street, littered with the accidents of those unused to driving on snow or unused to driving at all.
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For text messages, the app can also send an automatic reply that tells the sender you are driving at the moment and will make contact later.
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S. protesters outside the U.S. Embassy in Manila on Wednesday, as television news footage showed a patrol van, which had come under attack, driving at demonstrators.
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Mr. Scheider noted that carmakers must invest vast sums in electric vehicles and autonomous driving at the same time they are coping with a trade war.
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Kentucky State Police arrested Alexander Thim and Mark Derkatz on Wednesday night after a trooper spotted them driving at high speeds in two 2020 Corvette Stingrays.
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Amazon, Intel, Nvidia and Cisco all made announcements about autonomous driving at CES, joining a host of rivals and partners that have publicly reported their efforts.
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Woody Rogers, product information officer at Tire Rack, told Business Insider that driving at excessive speed is the greatest mistake you can make during the winter.
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Officials say Thomas was driving at speeds exceeding 70 MPH in a 23 MPH zone -- which not only qualifies as reckless driving, but also felony vehicular assault.
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The new safety features could help encourage more women, who have expressed hesitation about driving at night because of safety concerns, to drive during those peak hours.
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In 13, a Massachusetts driver-licensing program imposed strict penalties for violating a law that prohibited unsupervised driving at night, which included a drowsy driving education program.
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In an interview with North Carolina's Star News at the time, McDonald said he wasn't driving at the time of the incident, but was in the vehicle.
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Some find difficulty in discerning the small details — particularly when trying to distinguish numbers from one another – while others experience harmful light glares when driving at night.
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What about when Noctis is driving at night, and a level 30 daemon materializes in the middle of the road because no one cares about Ignis' warnings?
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Officials say Thomas was driving at speeds exceeding 70 MPH in a 30 MPH zone -- which not only qualifies as reckless driving, but also felony vehicular assault.
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It cites a particular case from July 2015 where a woman in Brazil suffered from severe injuries after a car wreck caused by driving at 110 mph.
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Richardson pleaded guilty in January to resisting arrest after the police clocked him driving at speeds as high as 143 miles per hour in Missouri last July.
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Second, self-driving vehicles have not been tested thoroughly under a variety of demanding conditions, such as driving at night or on poorly marked or unmapped roads.
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One of the instructors, too, is a woman: Duffi Pratt, an elementary-school teacher who has been a motorcycle racer and learned rally driving at Team O'Neil.
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Paratopic is powerful to me because it takes the ketchup bottles and the absolute banality of driving at night and fills them with the dread of anticipation.
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"Simulation is essential if you really want to do a self driving car," said Zhaoyin Jia, tech lead for Google self driving at today's AI Frontiers Conference.
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"We're going to find him no matter what corner we have to turn," said LaPorsha Washington, Jazmine's mother, who was driving at the time of the attack.
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He backed Dillon in the No. 3 car that last took the checkered flag with Earnhardt Sr. driving at Talladega in 2000, four months before he died.
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"It's not just the automated vehicles that have to prove their mettle," Uwe Keller, who is head of autonomous driving at Mercedes Benz, said in a statement.
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Driving at night on a "black, deserted highway, staring into passing headlights as if a film's opening credits were going on forever," Hertmans despairs of finding Hamoutal.
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"When you're driving at night, you don't see devotion and valor and all that stuff; you just see a giant cross floating in the darkness," he said.
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The 25-year-old -- a key player on the Saints defense -- was booked for drunk driving and careless driving at 1:10 AM, according to The Advocate.
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Hypermiling is a technique used to conserve gas (or in this case, electricity) which involves driving at a low, consistent speed with minimal use of the vehicle's brakes.
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The gold legend is scheduled to plead guilty to reckless driving at the hearing, and agree to enter a diversion program for intoxicated drivers, the AP also reports.
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The complaint said that a gray S.U.V. like the one Mr. Diaz was driving at the time of his arrest was at the site of all three attacks.
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I drove a wonderfully attractive and high-performance '99 Chevrolet Cavalier convertible until last year, when my eyesight demanded that I quit driving at the age of 86.
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"I really got used to the car I was driving at Williams: how it works, how the team works and everything," Bottas said, referring to his previous team.
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I often left mine behind when I was going into San Juan, or when I was going out at night to avoid parking headaches and driving at night.
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It's powered by six small electric motors and can fold up or down in 16 seconds while the car is driving at speeds of to 30 miles an hour.
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AV development becomes more complex as the level of autonomy increases, Michael Hafner, head of driving technologies and automated driving at Mercedes-Benz Cars, explains in a blog post.
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"What's important to recognize is the changes humanity is driving at present are commensurate with the most significant events in the history of life on this planet," said Long.
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Governments are trying to regulate away the problem of distracted driving, at the federal and state level, but the question of how well laws can mitigate the risk remain.
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EVs, however, are especially sensitive to any accessory drawing power, whether the car's climate control or even headlights, meaning that driving at night, whatever the weather, will hurt range.
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Salih Khater, 30, accelerated a silver Ford Fiesta into 14 cyclists at a crossing, before veering across the road into a security lane and driving at two police officers.
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Carranza was driving, at what she estimated was 5 mph, and Hernandez was sitting in the back seat, handing newspapers to Carranza so she could toss them into driveways.
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Among the A8's new features is the "traffic jam pilot", which can completely control driving at up to 60 kilometers (37 miles) per hour on a divided highway.
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The startup is pursuing its own path in artificial intelligence, looking beyond the technology driving high-profile projects such as content moderation at Facebook and automated driving at Tesla.
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The driver, Juan Monsivis, 40, was driving "at a high rate of speed" when he bulldozed through the Sarasota Bradenton International Airport, the airport President Fredrick Piccolo, told CNN.
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He later pleaded guilty to driving at unsafe speeds and was sentenced in May of this year, according to a docket from the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas.
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TMZ Sports obtained photos of the wreckage -- which shows smashed out windows on the passenger and driver's side of the 2015 Cadillac Escalade he was driving at the time.
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As the vehicles are not intended to be used on freeways, they can use shorter-range radar and lidar sensors than an autonomous vehicle driving at high speeds, Ferguson said.
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He says he wanted to speak with Paul about cars driving at high speeds in and out of his residence ... which he felt was a safety concern for their community.
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The United States test involves driving at higher speeds and with harder acceleration to mimic Interstate driving, said Ryan Harty, an environmental project manager at American Honda in Torrance, Calif.
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Drivers, on the other hand, are quite sensitive to prices — that is, their wages — largely because there are so many people who are ready to start driving at any time.
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Twenty percent had painful or sore eyes, 40 percent were sensitive to light, and one-third had difficulty driving at night or doing work that required seeing well up close.
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This weekend, one of the victims was an 18-year-old man who was shot multiple times in the neck and back while he was driving at 1:423 a.m.
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The company has set up a development campus outside Munich devoted to the development of autonomous driving; at least 100 million euros is to be spent on battery-cell research.
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"While power steering and braking would remain operational, a vehicle stall while driving at higher speeds could increase the risk of a crash," the Japanese carmaker said in a statement.
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The Marion County Sheriff&aposs Office posted a video to Facebook showing Deputy Bryan Bowman driving at a slow speed down a road in the area of the KP Hole park.
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It wasn't an engineer, like Anthony Levadowski, the former Google engineer who allegedly brought reams of Waymo trade secrets to his next big gig as head of autonomous driving at Uber.
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That would be the equivalent of a driver with an average speed of 55 being comfortable driving at 65 miles per hour until the average rises to the goal of 60.
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An autopsy concluded that Mr. Piazza's blood alcohol level was as much as four times the legal limit for driving at one point, and the video gave clues as to why.
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Ford has already identified potential concerns with how it calculates road load, which is the force on a vehicle while driving at a constant speed over a smooth and level surface.
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And I&aposm sure it must have been very puzzling and dismaying to these traditional western allies who are trying to figure out what exactly it is that he is driving at.
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In a glass complex amid rolling hills an hour north of Stuttgart, Stephan Hönle, head of automated driving at Bosch, explains his technology firm's co-operation with Mr Hafner at Mercedes-Benz.
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Kay Stepper, the US head of assistance and automated driving at Bosch, told Business Insider that there are 3 hurdles self-driving cars will need to overcome before they hit the roads.
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Consumer Reports put the two cars to the test on the same pre-planned course, which mostly consisted of highway driving at 65 miles per hour with the HVAC systems turned off.
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Driving at dusk across the settled part of Cal City into the sparse eastside fringed with streets to nowhere, you see the lights of the prison twinkle on in the high distance.
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MONZA, Italy (Reuters) - Max Verstappen compared himself to Manchester United's mercurial Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Thursday when Formula One rivals questioned the teenager's aggressive driving at last weekend's Belgian Grand Prix.
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When Miles is informed that he won't be driving at Le Mans in 1965, on the ground that, as one company executive puts it, he's "not a Ford man," he doesn't ignite.
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Gnabry got his first of the night after 52 minutes, when he picked up the ball near the half way line, before driving at the Tottenham defence and finding the bottom corner.
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"I am driving at my best ... I feel the best driver out there, I just need an engine that can run as quick as the others on the straights," said the Spaniard.
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Tampa Bay Bucs tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins was arrested in Tampa early Friday morning after cops say he was drunkenly weaving through traffic and driving at a high rate of speed.
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"Managing a blinding sunset/sunrise with an incredibly dirty windscreen," driving at night and competing on the same course with cars in other categories with different capabilities are among them, he said.
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"The reality is there's lots of time to listen to audio, whether you're in your car driving, at work, at the gym, cooking in the kitchen with a smart speaker," said Greenfield.
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Wall Street is surprised over Facebook's lower profit margin guidance, driving at least three Wall Street firms to lower their ratings on the social media giant's shares and slash their price targets.
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TEXAS WOMAN DISCOVERS MAN'S ASHES DUMPED ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD A law enforcement told KTRK that Lopez-Hernandez appeared to be driving at 70 mph at the time of the crash.
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The pilot projects will involve self-driving at speeds ranging up to 80 mph, and will use AImotive sensor and compute hardware, and autonomous software, installed on a Citroen C4 Picasso test car.
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As Steimke got closer to the tractor-trailer-car combo he whipped out his phone and started recording (we'll just look over the fact that he appears to be driving at the time).
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" No, that's not a typo -- "driving at a safe speed" is an actual violation in Pennsylvania -- defined as driving "a vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions.
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One witness, who was driving at the time, said he at first thought the driver was having a heart attack until he saw the white van speeding and striking people on the sidewalk.
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Getting comfortable with lighting-fast lane changes, sliding a car or driving at the limit of your grip in a comfortable and safe environment will help you get out of those situations alive.
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It is possible, of course, that Ms. Bruns was not driving the car in the moments of those infractions, but it is also possible that she should not have been driving at all.
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That allowed him to hold off Rossi, who won the race in 2016 and who said he was driving at "eleven-tenths" during the final 12 laps, trying to wrest away the lead.
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As part of their training, drivers must memorize word-for-word the cornerstones of safe driving at UPS: the 10-point commentary and five seeing habits, otherwise known as the "five and 10."
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According to 2016 statistics from the American Automobile Association's Foundation for Traffic Safety, nearly 80% of polled drivers expressed serious aggression, anger or road rage while driving at least once in a year.
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The Argentine picked the ball up in his own half before driving at the defense, playing a neat give-and-go with Luis Suarez, and then curling the ball into the bottom corner.
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"Driving at Le Mans for Porsche, there's a big amount of pressure on your shoulders, so I guess all of those things I've learned to deal with, so that was obviously very helpful."
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The fatal accident in Arizona this week, in which an Uber autonomous test vehicle killed a pedestrian pushing a bike across the street, highlights some of the dangers of robo-driving at regular speeds.
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O'Neill did not activate his body cam and it was not automatically triggered, which would have happened if he turned on his squad car's lights or began driving at a high rate of speed.
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Prosecutors said Kabaar Powell, 27, was driving at speeds of more than 80 mph through residential areas during Monday&aposs chase, raising questions about whether troopers should have been following him at that speed.
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Two people familiar with the matter said that Clinton wasn't unprepared for the topic but was angry with Melvin's "style" of driving at an issue that Clinton believes was sufficiently litigated two decades ago.
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Reuter, a longtime head of automated driving at Audi will be responsible for leading and developing the process and technologies necessary to bring autonomous aircraft systems to market, the company said in a statement.
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Simulation 101 The engineers who write new software for self-driving vehicles can run simulated tests from their desks to see if their software improves a car's driving, at least in the simulated environment.
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The Syracuse Police Department told WSYR that Boeheim was not given any citations, did not test positive for drugs or alcohol and was driving at the proper speed at the time of the collision.
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She was only fifteen minutes from the apartment, driving at the posted forty-five miles per hour along a wooded, two-lane country road, when she saw a pale flash and felt a bump.
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Some Rolls-Royce cars will automatically alter things like suspension firmness or steering response depending on how aggressively you're driving at any given moment, but the driver will never expend effort in that choice.
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Autonomous cars would benefit greatly from something like Safe Swarm, of course, but it also has the potential to save a lot of lives before we reach true self-driving at the consumer level.
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According to a police report, Immesberger was driving at a "high rate of speed" when he crossed three lanes of traffic, left the road, and overturned the vehicle on the side of the highway.
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Lawmakers will require electric vehicles to emit a warning tone while driving at low speedsAutomakers are hiring music composers to turn their warning tones into audio logos, to give their EV's a distinct sound.
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After driving at the top level of the sport full time for 18 years, Earnhardt, 43, embarked last month on a much-publicized second career as an analyst on Nascar races for NBC Sports.
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The route is relatively short — about 600 meters to the hospital — but cutting humans out of the equation has helped protect customers and employees, said Qi Kong, head of autonomous driving at JD Logistics.
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Lamborghini's sports cars have shown signs of domestication in recent years, but the Urus goes further, offering the kind of comfort that makes cruising down the highway feel like you're hardly driving at all.
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Everyone on the road forgets the basic rule that driving at a steady speed is safer than constantly accelerating and braking so that your speed somehow aligns perfectly with the changing conditions around you.
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Last year, security researchers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek killed the engine of a Jeep driving at 70 mph on a highway while sitting in their living room, showing the scary future of car hacking.
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On the last night of summer my friends and I were driving at night when I spotted a dim lit sewer drain and I stopped the car and told the girls I have an idea.
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In an arrest affidavit that was released on Tuesday, a police officer said that Mr. Walker, 24, had been driving "at a high rate of speed, well above the posted speed limit of 30 m.p.h."
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While of course driving at an unsafe high speed is the most dangerous thing you can in bad driving conditions, going too slowly is also more dangerous during the winter than in any other season.
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In the Tampa crash, witnesses said a Ford Escort driving at a high rate of speed in a residential area hit several pedestrians on the side of the street, Tampa police spokesman Eddy Durkin said.
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Often the young striker finds himself coming deep to collect the ball, before turning, driving at defenders, and feeding his teammates in the space that subsequently opens up as those around try to stop him.
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" A Chattanooga police officer, in an arrest affidavit that was released on Tuesday, said that Mr. Walker had been driving "at a high rate of speed, well above the posted speed limit of 30 m.p.
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Taika Waititi, director of Thor: Ragnarok, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, and What We Do in the Shadows (basically a great filmmaker is what we're driving at) has a tendency for getting snapped while sound asleep.
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And in addition to widespread fear that bans of any level could propel more people to a black market, there is already evidence that vape panic is driving at least some people back to cigarettes.
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The rise in auto claims was mainly due to a larger number of accidents caused by distracted driving, driving at higher speeds and on highways and at intersections, company executives said on a conference call.
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While Alphabet's Waymo has been testing a car without a steering wheel in 2014, the company did not have to apply for an exemption of the FMVSS because the car was not driving at full speed.
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And because phone is mobile, I can connect to the internet while moving around using apps like Waze, which tells me where the cops are hiding when I'm driving at top speed to Steve's place. #Resistance.
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NFL running back Isaiah Pead was driving at speeds north of 90 mph when he lost control of his car, hit a guardrail and plummeted 40 feet down the side of a freeway ... witnesses told police.
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"This approval ... sets a precedent for obtaining approval in the future for the parking service in parking garages around the world," Michael Hafner, head of drive technologies and automated driving at Daimler, said in a statement.
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Renault-Nissan's approach contrasts with some auto experts who believe that incremental change could be more dangerous if drivers have to take over driving at different points, while relying fully on the car at other times.
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Often drifting in off the flanks, the 21-year-old regularly drops deep to collect the ball before driving at the defence with his devilish pace and trickery, or picking a pass for one his teammates.
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The scene isn't performed or dressed up in metaphor, but rather delivered with the small, specific details that make a story come devastatingly to life: Near everyone In Dallas is Still driving At 3:24 a.m.
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While my body did not release terrorlike adrenaline jolts, the sustained barrage of throbbing vibrations in my inner ear — like driving at high speed in a car with the rear windows down — soon registered as pain.
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Although I can't feel it, I notice from the dashboard that the cousin is driving at 100km/h which is 30km/h faster than the speed Mr. W. has been driving for the past five days.
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"It checks all the boxes and requirements in achieving high performance," said Alex Hitzinger, senior vice president of autonomous driving at VW Group and CEO of VW Autonomy, an autonomous development unit created earlier this year.
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The Taos County Sheriff's Office confirmed in a press release on Thursday that Harris, 30, was drunk behind the wheel and driving at incredibly high speeds before her vehicle collided with two others on Sept. 4.
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It announced a computer vision system tailor-made for self-driving at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2015, and then followed that up with a more advanced version — called the Drive PX2 — at this past year's CES.
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"We know from prior work that younger drivers are struggling," said study coauthor David Strayer, a professor and director of the Center for the Prevention of Distracted Driving at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.
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But Montaque said that was impossible because she was driving at the time of the alleged call, and demanded that the officers produce identification and badge numbers, confused about why they had shown up at her doorstep.
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Waymo puts the milestone in perspective by noting that it would take a human around 300 years to drive that many miles, if they were driving at the average rate of a person in the U.S. today.
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While that would be faster than a 4.9 percent expansion in 2017, the Washington-based lender said Kenya was growing below its potential, likening it to a car driving at only 60 kilometres (37 miles) an hour.
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The Dutchman's aggressive defensive driving at Spa-Francorchamps was one of the big talking points after the event, with Raikkonen fearing there could be a big accident if the Red Bull driver does not change his ways.
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According to Fontoura, Lange was arrested by state police in Bloomfield on May 12 during a plainclothes surveillance operation after he was spotted driving at a high speed away from a McDonald's on the Garden State Parkway.
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The carmakers have to prove their vehicles have been tested and validated to fulfill these descriptions, which include how fast a car can travel and whether it's capable of driving at night and on rocky dirt roads.
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According to a report by "Die Zeit", a car driving at a speed of 31 miles per hour, with an additional safe distance to another car of 1500 square ft take up quite a lot of space.
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Other guests among the more than 4,000 passengers to have enjoyed the ride over the years have included the late Hollywood actor Paul Newman, with retired Formula One world champion Mario Andretti driving at Edmonton in 2007.
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A recent survey by the AAA foundation found 29 percent of those questioned admitted to driving, at some point in the past month, when they were so tired they had a hard time keeping their eyes open.
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Quoting information from the stolen car's "black box" monitor, Mr. Gough said that Mr. Murrell had been driving at a top speed of 56 miles an hour and had the accelerator fully depressed while dragging Officer Veve.
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Fontoura says that Lange, 50, was arrested by state police in Bloomfield on May 12 during a plainclothes surveillance operation after he was spotted driving at a high speed away from a McDonald's on the Garden State Parkway.
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AAA's study found that the use of heat when it's 20 degrees Fahrenheit outside adds almost $25 more for every 1,000 miles compared to the cost of combined urban and highway driving at a balmy 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Though it's unclear which particular model Maddie was driving at the time of the accident, the family owns a 2015 Polaris RZR 170 in red, which Maddie had received for her 7th birthday in June of that year.
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In such a situation, if he is driving at all, a motorist with a single pedal could simply remove his foot and let the sensors work out how best to brake without the vehicle losing control of itself.
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Verstappen's aggressive driving at the previous race in Belgium, and clash with both Ferrari drivers at the start, has been a big talking point at Monza although an expected showdown in the Friday drivers' briefing failed to materialise.
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BMW and Daimler deepened their alliance for similar reasons, said Michael Hafner, head of automated driving at Mercedes-Benz research and development said in a blog post which accompanied a joint press release by the companies on Thursday.
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The authors did not publish findings about other adverse outcomes, like eye pain, difficulty working on a computer and difficulty driving at night, and the raw data has yet to be released as required for publicly funded trials.
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Ravenelle expressed anxiety about driving at night and said the rental company warned them to not stop and open their windows for anyone because the locals know which cars are rentals and try to mug tourists, Freeman said.
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Interest rate futures also reversed direction, signaling a lower degree of confidence the next Fed move would be a rate cut, exactly the point Powell was driving at in a "stay-the-course" message, said analysts at Cornerstone Macro.
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On Wednesday, Prince Carl Philip took the opportunity to indulge his love of competitive driving at a local go-kart track with Jan-Ake Hansson, who was the best man at his wedding, according to the Swedish newspaper Expressen.
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Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash, they say, but Spence was driving at a high rate of speed on the outskirts of downtown when he veered over a median and flipped his white Ferrari multiple times.
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The interface now adapts to the speed you are driving at, for example, and will automatically give you less information as you drive faster, in order to let you focus as you head down the autobahn at 120 mph.
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SUZUKA, Japan, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Max Verstappen accused Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc of irresponsible driving at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday after a first lap collision between the two put the Red Bull driver out of the race.
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Clearly Musk, who sounded even more testy than usual on the call, perceives a hypocrisy in the disparity of coverage about driverless technology, and believes the tech to be demonstrably safer than human driving, at least when used correctly.
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Though Ms. Bruns had a clean driving record at the time of the accident, city records indicated that the Volvo she was driving had been caught by speed cameras driving at high speeds around schools on four different instances.
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The system can then discern whether a driver is driving at an unsafe speed, or perhaps just passing someone, going down a hill or crossing a highway overpass that runs above a surface street with a lower speed limit.
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With Forza 7, for instance, HDR support often seems to mean starker contrast between brilliant light and dark shadow, which seems to more realistically reproduce the murky effect of driving at twilight, but doesn't exactly make models or textures look amazing.
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The fact that Kevin's driving at all should be a little worrying, but driving another souped-up oldie like this might as well be a death wish, considering what he just went through about a month ago with the crash.
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Audi, for example, will soon be introducing a product called traffic jam pilot that will allow hands-free freeway driving up to 2447 miles per hour (self-driving at full highway speeds is four to five years away, Audi says).
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The video -- shot by one of Brown's San Fernando Valley neighbors and obtained by TMZ -- shows Brown and a friend, each on an ATV, and another friend on a 3-wheeler, driving at a high rate of speed in the neighborhood.
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Paul region at least 49 times in a 13-year span, often for minor infractions: turning into a parking lot without signaling; failing to repair a broken seatbelt; driving at night with an unlit license plate; driving with tinted windows.
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The contrast between Tesla's approach and the more cautious pace taken by traditional automakers reflects a "clash of philosophies," said Amin Kashi, director of automated driving assist systems and automated driving at Mentor Graphics, which helps automakers design electronics systems.
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Audi, for example, will soon be introducing a product called traffic jam pilot that will allow hands-free freeway driving up to 35 miles per hour (self-driving at full highway speeds is four to five years away, Audi says).
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I really do believe the universe gets personally offended when we fixate on silly crap like book deals and glamour and money and youth, how much money is in our bank accounts, the kind of car we're driving at the moment.
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" He added, "I say to myself every time I drive through, I say, 'Man, I wonder how many people are hurt or injured when they're driving at 40, 50 miles an hour through a tunnel and a tile falls off.
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The collapse of auto-insurance premiums in America and Europe as autonomous cars take hold would create a "giant, sucking sound," Kate Brown, senior vice president of Swiss Re, told a recent conference on autonomous driving at the University of Michigan law school.
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When PeopleStyle caught up with the 37-year-old star for the launch of KKW Fragrance, she revealed she's "coming out with [her] own lipsticks," which she's been test driving at various red carpet events (but hasn't been allowed to admit it!).
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When PEOPLE caught up with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star for the launch of KKW Fragrance last November, Kardashian West revealed she was "coming out with [her] own lipsticks," which she was secretly test-driving at red carpet events for months.
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When we caught up with the 36-year-old star for the launch of KKW Fragrance, Kardashian revealed she's "coming out with [her] own lipsticks," which she's been test driving at various red carpet events (but hasn't been allowed to admit it!).
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An injunction could mean a lot of things — including barring Levandowski from working on self-driving at Uber — but the judge still has to decide which trade secrets Alphabet included in a list submitted to the court actually qualify as trade secrets.
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"Our Chauffeur development is focused on full autonomy, where the human is essentially removed from the driving equation, either completely in all environments, or within a restricted driving domain," said Ryan Eustice, senior vice president of automated driving at TRI, in a statement.
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There are smart touches throughout, like the option to send an "I'm driving at the moment" text reply at the push of a button, and support for launching the Android Auto interface automatically when certain Bluetooth devices (like your car stereo) are detected.
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Richardson was sentenced to two years of probation and 100 hours of community service after he pleaded guilty in St. Charles County to reduced charges stemming from a July incident in which the police clocked him driving at 143 miles per hour.
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Her immediate reaction was to see if he was driving at the speed limit, but she also thought of the people who have been killed this summer — referring to Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, among many others — because of their encounters with police.
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Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) was driving at "a high rate of speed" when he was arrested for drunk driving in 1998 and then tried to drive away from the scene, the Houston Chronicle reported, citing a witness account contained in police reports.
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Kwon makes few attempts to summon an atmosphere or to flaunt arresting imagery, although when she does—Will driving at night, looking in windows where "intact families sat in the blue wash of television light, tranquil, like drowned statues"—she acquits herself beautifully.
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The proof is in the pudding, however, and that's why the team shot the video below, which shows the car's localization and mapping tech at use in a test vehicle driving at speeds up to 70 mph on a major highway in Michigan.
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As Matthew Long, an oceanographer at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, told Mashable in March: "What's important to recognize is the changes humanity is driving at present are commensurate with the most significant events in the history of life on this planet."
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The Kims are generally overachievers: Kim is said to have started driving at age 3, and his father had five holes-in-one in his first game of golf, not to mention a perfect score of 300 the first time he bowled.
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In other words, even if Cruise and a competitor are able to develop their software to be fully self-driving at around the same time, Cruise might be able to deploy it en masse faster because GM is already ready to produce it.
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"It's virtually double the train I'm used to driving at home; we're just as big as a coal train," Slater, who lives in an agricultural belt 22 km (2000 miles) north of Sydney, told Reuters from the cab of his diesel locomotive.
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WHAT I'M DRIVING AT HERE IS ARE YOU PICKING -- THE PEOPLE YOU'RE PICKING UP, WHERE ARE THEY FROM, AND DID YOU SEE A REJECTION OF THE TIMES IN THOSE STATE – IN THE CENTER OF THE COUNTRY LARGELY, AND THE SOUTH THAT WENT FOR TRUMP?
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Bantjes is driving at something entirely different here, and the result is perhaps closer to an ultra-designed sketchbook, where a lack of restraint or editorial finish can be forgiven, in favor of the kind of kinetic energy that arises in the excitement of discovery.
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The Syracuse Police Department, who did not immediately return PEOPLE's request for comment, told WSYR that Boeheim has not been given any tickets, did not test positive for drugs or alcohol and was driving at the proper speed at the time of the collision.
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Weighing in at 375 pounds, the Rewarron boasts a working suspension, real disc brakes, a light bar for driving at night, and a pair of spare tires should you find yourself needing a fix after a jump that would make the Dukes of Hazzard proud.
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Thinking about all this at the event, it seemed to me that there is no simple way out of this rabbit hole of aspirational assimilation — because what are you, what is culture, if so much of artistic production has been driving at assimilation for generations?
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I wasn't driving at the time and I'd walk to the shop with that in my mind in the most positive mood I could be and then I'd bump into someone and they'd be like 'what you doing man, you want to jump in?
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"However, it is alarming that China's energy planning seems to be driving at roughly maintaining current levels of coal output for the coming decade or two, which is very hard to reconcile with the goal of the Paris agreement (on climate change)," he said.
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Some started driving at 3 am for their morning appointments so they wouldn't have to pay for a hotel; others forked over the $60 to $200 for a hotel room because they were worried about cramping and bleeding during the four-hour drive back.
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The man, who was overcome with emotion by the horror he had seen, was driving at the time and said he at first thought the driver was having a heart attack until he saw the white van speeding and striking people on the sidewalk.
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Toyota has partnered with several lidar startups, including Blackmore and Luminar, but the Japanese automaker continues to evaluate new sensing technologies and is not keen for a shakeout to start yet, said Ryan Eustice, senior vice president of automated driving at Toyota Research Institute.
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It was very much a display of hardware and high-powered weaponry — tanks driving at high speed, Mi-28 and Ka-52 helicopters swooping in to the attack from both sides, modern rockets as well as the older but terrifying swoosh-sounding Grad launchers.
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Still, a year after surgery, the percentage of the roughly 241 patients who had mild difficulties driving at night had increased slightly to 22 percent, while the percentage with mild glare and halos had more than doubled to about 250 percent in each category.
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Mr. Chapman had purchased a set of extremely bright LED light bulbs from Amazon — lights "designed for off-road SUV driving at night" — and mounted them to the ceiling of his home office, illuminating his indoor space to nearly the brightness of the outdoors.
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They can distort results: for example police forces have repeatedly responded to the introduction of measurement by "juking the stats", focusing on easy crimes (such as driving at 35 miles an hour in 30-mile-an-hour areas) rather than hard crimes (such as breaking and entering).
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Paul Atchley, who studies the human brain, vision and attention to driving at the University of Kansas, told Reuters Health the findings should serve as a wake-up call for doctors to have better conversations with their patients about the true risks of taking these medications.
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"I start driving at 6 am and continue up to 83.753 pm," said a bearded Alam, 45, as he got ready for a trip on his green and ash bus with a cracked windshield, in a city teeming with scuffed up buses and beaten-up, used cars.
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Witnesses reported that a Ford Escort driving at a high rate of speed in a residential area hit the pedestrians on the side of the street, Durkin said, but police later said it was unclear whether the driver, a 47-year-old man, had been speeding.
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Putting a monthly cap on broadband users to manage congestion is like putting a monthly cap on gas usage to stop people driving at rush hour: there might be some impact, but it's horribly imprecise at best, and people will still drive when they need to.
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The company did not say whether it was testing the driverless cars in environments considered challenging for autonomous vehicles, like bridges or tunnels, or more difficult conditions, like driving at night or in rain and snow — usually not a big concern in the dry Phoenix climate.
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Cleverly, In-Traffic Reply relies on the phones GPS sensor to figure out when you're driving at which point calls and texts will be automatically responded to with either a default reply of "I'm driving, so I cannot answer at the moment," an animated image, or a custom message.
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Driving at defenders with pace, carving out chances with incisive passing and harrying opponents out of possession, Lee managed to draw some of the focus off skipper Son and showed that despite standing a modest 5ft-7in (1.7m) tall, he would not be intimidated by hulking Honduran defenders.
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Forces of up to 5 Gs — five times the force of gravity — push on his bones as he whips around turns, driving at speeds as fast as 220 mph in pursuit of his next win, so he needs to be in the right shape to handle the road.
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In a new report released Thursday by district attorney William Fitzpatrick — whose office did not immediately respond when contacted by PEOPLE — police said they found Boeheim was driving at 66 miles per hour as he approached the stalled vehicle, and slowed to 54 mph at the time of impact.
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Olson was also a co-director focused on autonomous driving at Toyota Research Institute, which houses some of the top minds in the world in robotics, and is taking a leave from his current role as an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Michigan to build May.
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"The ability of botnets like Kelihos to be weaponized quickly for vast and varied types of harms is a dangerous and deep threat to all Americans, driving at the core of how we communicate, network, earn a living, and live our everyday lives," said Kenneth Blanco, acting assistant attorney general.
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Since 2014, there have only been 34 reported accidents involving self-driving cars on California roads, according to state incident reports — and most happened when a human-driven car rear-ended or bumped into a self-driving car stopped at a red light or stop sign, or driving at low speed.
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Audi thus hopes to leapfrog Tesla, whose Autopilot technology suffered a major blow when a driver using it was killed in a crash, and GM, whose Super Cruise feature to be offered this autumn will allow limited hands-off driving at highway speeds on limited access roads like dual carriageways.
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We should also assess each vehicle's sensing hardware, software and decision algorithms in situations ranging from the mundane — driving on a sunny day in little traffic — to those that pose potential problems for human and computer drivers alike, like driving at night in rain with glare reflected from wet roads.
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When Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, had the accident last month, many in Britain and beyond wondered why he was driving at all, and the episode seemed all too familiar to countless people who have tried to persuade their elderly parents to give up the car keys.
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Although Jenner settled a separate lawsuit with Steindorff in December, Steindorff is listed in her current complaint, as Jenner accuses the woman of "sitting stopped in the middle of Pacific Coast Highway looking at her cellphone," and "driving at a speed (zero) unreasonable for the conditions," and "driving with a suspended license."
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In case you had any doubt about what Trump meant with his "Parasite" critique (and you really shouldn't if you've paid any attention to his first three years in office), the movies he praised as the right sort of films to win American awards makes very clear what he is driving at.
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"Certainly I would distinguish, senator, if this is what you are driving at, between a sort of routine conversation and a very significant, important conversation, and ones that fall in the latter category, I would think it would behoove me to make sure there is an appropriate record of that," Wray said.
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"You're making money, and when you're having down time, and there's not much requests coming in, let's say on a Sunday morning you're driving at 11 or 12 o'clock in the afternoon, maybe you want to take your lunch break, you see a couple of properties, you take a picture of a property," he said.
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"The ability of botnets like Kelihos to be weaponized quickly for vast and varied types of harms is a dangerous and deep threat to all Americans, driving at the core of how we communicate, network, earn a living, and live our everyday lives," said Acting Assistant Attorney General Kenneth Blanco in a statement Monday.
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The police report said that Wolff, an 11-year veteran of the FBI, a husband and father of two young children who came to the U.S. with his family from Venezuela as a boy, was sober and driving at a safe speed on Interstate 85033 outside of Washington, D.C. on the evening of Dec.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) for his Senate seat, was driving at "a high rate of speed" in a 75 mph zone.
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There was the infamous example where white hat hackers were able to kill the engine of a Jeep driving at the upper speed limit on a highway and still other car hacks, including speculation that the one-car crash that killed journalist Michael Hastings may have been the result of a hack as well.
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Websites and their brand overlords will always need favors—artists to play their SXSW showcases or host their award shows, or labels to advertise on pop-up ads, or publicists to help land the big exclusive interview after the artist inevitably hits rock bottom after being caught drunk driving at a Wendy's drive-thru on TMZ.
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Nvidia's tech will be used to help bring systems to market that, starting with Level 3 autonomy (drivers can give over control but must be ready and able to resume manual driving at any moment) are properly certified according to the long-standing industry NCAP standards, which have governed consumer vehicles since their introduction in the 1970s.
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Arizona Republican party chairwoman Kelli Ward took that rationalizing to new heights late Wednesday when she pushed "send" on this tweet: What Ward is driving at -- and what seems to be supported by these county-by-county maps in both Virginia and Kentucky -- is that there is a whole lot more red than blue on those maps.
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And instead of getting fully driverless, Level 4-ready cars, participants will test the cars with the same Level 2 semi-autonomous assistance systems that are commercially available in Europe and the US. There are no plans to incorporate Luminar technology in the Drive Me vehicles, said Gun Bengtsson, senior communication manager for safety and autonomous driving at Volvo Cars.
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That's where SoftBank's interest lies, according to CEO Masayoshi Son, who noted in a statement that "Nauto is generating a highly valuable dataset for autonomous driving, at a massive scale," in addition to establishing itself as a telematics business that can produce revenue right now, while simultaneously amassing a library of data from a huge cumulative pool of real-world driving hours.
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He makes more money than I do and lived here before we met, so he jokes that my contribution is a bonus.)Student Loan Payment: $0 (I went to undergrad in Europe and grad school in Asia.)Phone Bill: $303Car Insurance: $228.96 (I only started driving at age 28, and I commute 40 miles a day to work.)Health Insurance: $50Netflix: $0 (We use my boyfriend's sister's account.)Spotify: $0 (My friend put me on his family plan.)Amazon: $10.99Curology: $24.99 (This has saved my skin.)Gym Membership: $79 (My boyfriend and I are avid rock-climbers — we actually met at this gym.)113(k): 10% of each paycheck pre-taxSavings: $600-700Charitable Donations: $6-30 (I know it's not much, but I try to give a little at least once a month.) Day One 7:30 a.m.
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