Synonyms and antonyms of Motoring crimes in British Thesaurus

dangerous driving (noun)

in the UK, the crime of driving a vehicle in a way that is likely to hurt or kill people

drink-driving (noun)

British driving after you have drunk too much alcohol. The American word is drunk driving.

drug driving (noun)

the illegal activity of driving while under the influence of drugs

drunk driving (noun)

mainly American drink-driving

DUI (abbreviation)

American Driving Under the Influence: the crime of driving after you have taken drugs or drunk too much alcohol

DWI (abbreviation)

American driving while intoxicated: the crime of driving after you have taken drugs or drunk too much alcohol

DWI (abbreviation)

American driving while impaired: the crime of driving after you have used a drug such as alcohol or marijuana that makes you less able to use your judgment

reckless driving (noun)

in the US, the crime of driving a vehicle in a way that is likely to hurt or kill people

speeding (noun)

the offence of driving faster than the speed that is allowed in an area