1. to drive a vehicle together with another person, taking turns at the wheel
Usage: transitive or intransitive; common in long-distance travel and motorsports

Examples

• We codrove across the country, switching drivers every two hours.
• She codrove with her husband on the road trip to make sure he wouldn't get too tired.
• The rally team codrove the course to scout the best racing line.
• They decided to codrive the rental car so neither would be exhausted.
• On long highway drives, it's safer to codrive with a partner.