1. the act or practice of traveling in a motorcade; a procession of motor vehicles

1. to travel in or form a motorcade
Usage: present participle of motorcade

Examples

• The presidential motorcading through the city required extensive security preparations.
• The dignitaries were motorcading to the state dinner in a long line of limousines.
• Motorcading became a common practice for protecting high-ranking officials during public appearances.
• The motorcade was motorcading slowly down Main Street so crowds could see the visiting dignitary.
• Security personnel coordinated the motorcading of the ambassador's vehicle through downtown.
• The motorcading procession included police escorts and support vehicles.