Sunday driver

On a country road here, it stopped some Sunday drivers in their tracks.

Clearly these are not computers for the casual Sunday driver.

For some unfathomable reason the place seemed to be popular with local Sunday drivers and their families.

He has the settled attitude of the Sunday driver.

Hot Springs is only 120 miles, but four hours creeping behind Sunday drivers.

A slow driver from the suburbs could be called a peasant or a Sunday driver.

They had a grand time driving truckers nuts and shocking the Sunday drivers.

The road is popular for Sunday drivers, bikers, fishermen, and viewers of fall foliage.

Such accidents - 265,000 were reported in 1998 - can play havoc with the Sunday driver or the semi operator.

"Washington Township may not rank as a big draw for Sunday drivers.

Too many Sunday drivers for my liking.

He drove slowly, letting the infrequent Sunday drivers pass him, not thinking of the speed or his destination.

The chauffeur was overtaking the Sunday drivers creeping along the promenade.

"There's always a lot of Sunday drivers."

Sunday Driver features neither traffic nor packages to deliver, allowing uninterrupted exploration of a city.

"Listen, I've seen some of those Sunday drivers and what they can do to a car you wouldn't do in a demolition derby."

In 2003 Second and in 2005 The Sunday Drivers.

Many experts say the Internet shows signs of collapse, with digital tourists and Sunday drivers clogging the information highways.

Sunday drivers.

It came as a relief to know that he would not be swept away by circumstance, the victim of some random accident or careless Sunday driver.

Traffic was spotty, and I was able to weave around the Sunday drivers going too slow in the outside lanes.

"Sunday Drivers"

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Somehow we manage to get from here to there despite Sunday drivers, speeding trucks, weaving autos, road construction, potholes and rough pavement.

Another slap-happy Sunday driver, that's all."