1. the act of sharing the responsibility of driving a vehicle with another person, typically by taking turns at the wheel
Usage: common in long-distance travel and motorsports

1. to drive a vehicle together with another person by alternating control of the wheel
Usage: present participle of codrive

Examples

• Codriving on the cross-country road trip helped us stay alert and avoid fatigue.
• The two drivers were codriving the race car, each handling a different leg of the competition.
• We decided on codriving to make the long journey more manageable.
• They took turns codriving through the night to reach their destination safely.
• Codriving is common in professional motorsports, where teams rely on multiple skilled drivers.
• The couple appreciated codriving because it reduced the stress on either one driver.