Traffic Laws And Regulations

noun A person who takes up more than their fair share of space on the road

• The reckless driver was reported to the authorities for being a road hog.
• That road hog wouldn't let anyone pass on the highway.
• I can't stand road hogs who think they own the road.
• In the meeting, he was a road hog, dominating the conversation and not letting others speak.

noun a type of driving intended to reduce the risk of accidents by anticipating dangerous situations

adjective describing the type of driving being practiced

• It is recommended that all new drivers take a defensive driving course to improve their safety on the road.
• My mom always tells me to practice defensive driving, especially when it's raining.
• Dude, you gotta start doing some defensive driving if you want to avoid accidents.
• In life, it's important to practice defensive driving by being cautious and prepared for unexpected challenges.

noun a compound noun referring to the act of driving while being distracted by other activities or stimuli

• Distracted driving is a leading cause of accidents on the road.
• Hey, remember to put your phone away while driving - no distracted driving!
• Don't be a dummy, no distracted driving allowed!
• Letting your mind wander while driving is like inviting disaster - it's like driving with distracted driving goggles on.