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Synonyms and antonyms of People who drive vehicles for pleasure or work in British Thesaurus

People who drive vehicles for pleasure or work

boy racer (noun)

Britishinformal a young man who drives a powerful car in a very fast careless way

car pool (noun)

a group of car owners who agree to travel together to work, college etc so that only one car is used each time

chauffeur (noun)

someone whose job is to drive a rich and important person around in their car, usually wearing a special uniform

coachman (noun)

in the past, a man who drove a carriage pulled by horses

driver (noun)

someone who drives a vehicle, especially as their job

motorist (noun)

someone who drives a car

road hog (noun)

informal someone who drives in a dangerous way, often making it difficult for other cars to pass

teamster (noun)

American someone whose job is to drive a truck

trucker (noun)

mainly American someone whose job is to drive a truck

white-van man (noun)

Britishinformalshowing disapproval a man who drives a van in a careless or dangerous way