Meaning of driver in English

The second was a sample of drivers aged less than 23 years.

He tried to flag down passing drivers for help, but gave up after more than an hour.

The annual running costs in terms of horsefeed and driver's wages alone amounted to almost £100.

However, significant interaction effects were found between conduct problems and depressive symptoms for driver's license suspensions, causing pregnancy, and fatherhood.

In a single observation the driver's words sum up the dilemma of collective stereotyping.

Robots that assemble parts of a car are not faulted for being poor drivers.

The results also provide some preliminary evidence that older drivers' ratings of their ability reflect their level of confidence, rather than their personality.

Female drivers reported significantly fewer errors and intentional violations than did male drivers.

To the best of our knowledge, only one study has directly considered the issue of confidence among older drivers.

Interviews were carried out with road safety co-ordinators, transport planners and facilitators of older drivers' refresher courses.

The next generations of older drivers will bring a new set of challenges for road safety.

Typically, the widowers who had a relationship were under the age of 75, were car drivers and enjoyed good or very good health.

Typical occupations were street sweepers, barrow boys, forklift-loader drivers, or labourers.

First, a strike by even a proportion of core workers such as train drivers or signalmen can paralyse the network.

Recirculating induction accelerators as drivers for heavy ion fusion.

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