1. operated or controlled jointly by two or more people or entities
Usage: often used in technical or organizational contexts

1. past participle of 'codrive'; to drive a vehicle jointly with another person, typically in motorsports or long-distance travel
Usage: commonly used in rally racing and endurance driving

Examples

• The rally car was codriven by two experienced racers who alternated shifts.
• They codriven the truck across the country to share the fatigue of the long journey.
• The codriven vehicle system allows both operators to have equal control.
• In the endurance race, the team codriven their car for 24 hours straight.
• The codriven approach to project management ensures shared responsibility.
• She codriven with her partner during the cross-country road trip.