inexperienced driver
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinexperiencedanddriver
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inexperienced
adjective
uk/ˌɪn.ɪkˈspɪə.ri.ənst/us/ˌɪn.ɪkˈspɪr.i.ənst/
having little knowledge ...
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driver
noun[C]
uk/ˈdraɪ.vər/us/ˈdraɪ.vɚ/
someone who drives ...
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I quite agree that, with aninexperienceddriverat the wheel, a very light trailer is dangerous even below that speed.
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What kind of trouble will he encounter if an unknown,inexperienceddriver, with neither knowledge of the load nor experience of that vehicle, crashes it?
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We were in a major accident when a powerful car driven by aninexperienceddriversuffered a mechanical failure.
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There has been considerable talk recently about articulated vehicles, and certainly with aninexperienceddriverof such a vehicle troubles can arise.
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That shows that for all drivers the risk of accidents starts to increase dramatically over a limit of 65mg and for the young andinexperienceddriverat even lower levels.
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It is said that a speed which would be dangerous in the hands of a bad orinexperienceddriveris not dangerous if the driver is thoroughly competent and skilful.
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The soft engine mounts made the clutch difficult for aninexperienceddriverto operate smoothly.
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Because the driver must develop a feel for properly engaging the clutch, aninexperienceddriverwill often stall the engine.
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The paths are rugged (due to both vehicular traffic and erosion) and should not be attempted by aninexperienceddriver.
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The clutch delay valve slows clutch engagement and was intended to reduce drivetrain shock in the event that aninexperienceddriverquickly engaged the clutch at higher revs.
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It would be wrong to exclude anything from consideration or public debate that might help reduce deaths and injuries among young and inexperienced drivers.
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With cars, there is an accident syndrome involving a combination of factors—young and relatively inexperienced drivers, powerful cars, young passengers and the hours of darkness.
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At any age, inexperienced drivers are at greater risk than experienced ones.
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I think that one of our present troubles is that inexperienced drivers drive fast cars without the necessary experience to enable them to do so.
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Even among young and inexperienced drivers, there is a real difference between the accident risk of a responsible driver and of a tearaway.
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In the hands of inexperienced drivers they can be positively dangerous.
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But there is a problem with young and inexperienced drivers.
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It would need only a few fools, a few inexperienced drivers or a few panicking drivers to create such trouble.
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On the speed limit, inexperienced drivers seldom drive heavy goods vehicles at or above the speed limit.
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I am confident that this package of measures will reduce the unacceptably high number of road casualties involving inexperienced drivers.
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