Synonyms and antonyms of To travel in a vehicle in American Thesaurus

go (verb)

to travel to a place along a particular road or as part of a transportation service

ride (verb)

to travel in a car, train, airplane, boat, etc., especially as a passenger

commute (verb)

to travel regularly to and from work

come up ()

to travel to a place that is farther north or is larger or more important than the place you are leaving

go down (British)

British to travel to a place that is smaller or less important than the place you are leaving

hitch (verb)

informal to travel by asking other people to take you in their car, by standing on the side of a road and holding out your thumb or a sign

shuttle (verb)

to travel frequently between two places, or to take people frequently between two places

hitchhike (verb)

to travel by asking other people to take you in their car, by standing on the side of a road and holding out your thumb or a sign

cover (verb)

to travel a particular distance

cruise (verb)

to drive around slowly in a car for pleasure

burn (verb)

informal if a vehicle burns somewhere, it goes there very fast

come down ()

to travel to a place that is farther south or is smaller or less important than the place you are leaving

do (verb)

used for saying how far someone or something succeeds in traveling

eat up ()

to travel a particular distance easily and steadily

en route (adverb)

on the way

get (verb)

to travel a particular distance

get (verb)

to use a particular vehicle to travel somewhere

go (verb)

to travel to a particular place regularly in order to take part in an activity

go along ()

to travel somewhere with someone else

go down ()

to travel toward the south

go out ()

to travel to a place that is far away

go south ()

to travel to the southern part of a country or region

go up ()

to travel toward the north

go up (British)

British to travel to a place that is larger or more important than the place that you are leaving

journey (verb)

formal to travel somewhere

log (verb)

to travel for a particular number of hours or miles

motor (verb)

mainly Britishold-fashioned to travel by car

negotiate (verb)

to successfully travel on a road or path that is difficult to travel on or travel through

on/along the way ()

while going somewhere

on the move ()

traveling from place to place

ride (verb)

American to use a form of transportation, especially as a passenger

ride/call shotgun ()

to sit next to the driver in the front part of a car, or to say you want to do this

roll (verb)

to move on wheels

roll (verb)

to make something move on wheels

sled (verb)

American to ride on a sled

steer a course ()

to travel toward a place

thumb a ride ()

to make a signal to a driver with your thumb when you want them to stop and take you somewhere

tootle (verb)

informal to go somewhere slowly or in a relaxed way, especially in a car

traipse (verb)

to travel to a place that is a long distance from where you are, especially for pleasure

truck (verb)

informal to continue moving or traveling at a steady and relaxed rate

trundle (verb)

to roll slowly on wheels

wheel (verb)

to move someone in something that has wheels