(rail transport) An unpowered coach fitted with a driving cab and placed at one or both ends of a train.

(automotive) The action of excessively commenting on the actions and decisions of someone operating a motor vehicle, by an individual who is not operating the vehicle, in an attempt to control the vehicle.

present participle of back-seat drive

present participle of drive a wedge between

present participle of drive to distraction

(law, automotive) A criminal offense; the act of driving while impaired (such as by alcohol or drugs).

(US) American spelling of driving licence

present participle of drive someone crazy

present participle of drive something into the ground

present participle of drive someone insane