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Collocations for driving - noun

ADJECTIVE

good, safe
a new campaign to promote safe driving
aggressive, bad, careless, dangerous, erratic, reckless
She was charged with reckless driving.
drink (BrE), drunk (esp. AmE), drunken, impaired (AmE)
Police stopped 30 motorists for drink driving on New Year's Eve.
off-road
Most people who own a Jeep never use it for off-road driving.

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VERB + driving

do the
I usually do the driving and he navigates.
be banned from (esp. BrE), be disqualified from (BrE)
He was banned from driving for six months after failing a breath test.

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driving + NOUN

conditions
seat (esp. BrE)
test (see also driving license)
instructor, lesson, school
experience, skill
offence/offense (esp. BrE)
charge
There wasn't enough evidence for a dangerous driving charge.
ban (esp. BrE)
She was given a large fine and a two-year driving ban.

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PHRASES

driving under the influence (abbreviated to DUI), driving while intoxicated (abbreviated to DWI)

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Collocations for driving - adj.

Driving is used with these nouns:
ambition, ban, condition, direction, force, glove, goggles, instructor, lesson, licence, need, offence, permit, rain, range, record, rhythm, school, seat, skill, snow, test

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