Examples of using Many drivers in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Many drivers are normal.
There were many drivers.
Many drivers wait patiently to get out on track.
Because of this, many drivers….
Many drivers are objecting to their pay and working conditions.
This is a common mistake many drivers make.
Many drivers that experienced these issues have been fixed.
So, why do so many drivers do it anyways?
Many drivers know less about the city than you do.
According to investigations, many drivers do not know when such a breakdown occurs.
Many drivers simply do not know how to handle the new dual-clutch.
Traffic on the roads of the city, in principle, the right hand, but many drivers ignore this fact.
Many drivers have recently opted for smaller cars or hybrid technology.
Due to the ever-changing legislation, many drivers often have confusion between the“A” category and the newest category"M".
Many drivers do not respect the speed limits, particularly on the larger straight roads.
Chisinau has difficulty with ample parking, in addition, many drivers ignore the existing rules of the road and leave the car on the side, etc.
Many drivers can not always correctlymake certain maneuvers on this or that section of the road.
The minimum amount you mustcarry is set by state law, but many drivers choose to buy more coverage to protect their assets in the event of a costly accident.
Many drivers sought refuge under roofed petrol stations and a few brave surfers in the water at the city's famed Bondi Beach hid under their boards.
Under such circumstances, many drivers just honk once or twice, wait a minute, then drive away.
Many drivers have begun using portable devices which pick up the speed limit data and warn a driver when they are going faster than it allows.
Under such circumstances, many drivers just honk once or twice, wait a minute, then drive away.
Many drivers, and perhaps many Jerusalemites, understand both languages, or they at least equally enjoy the broadcasts and music in both languages.
Under these circumstances, many drivers would just honk once or twice, wait for a minute, and then drive away.
Still, the question of whether many drivers hew closely enough to an income target that they tend to work longer hours when driving pays less than usual, and shorter hours when it pays more, opened a crucial divide.
Under these circumstances many drivers would honk once or twice, wait for a short minute, and then drive away.
At such an hour, many drivers just honked once or twice, waited a minute, and then drove away.
In this case, after accidents, many drivers, even if a driver's license can not return to management vehicle for purely psychological reasons.
Even if there is no risk of robbery, many drivers(including of city buses) run red lights or stop signs at night when they do not see incoming traffic from the cross street.
