The phrase "a pedicab driver" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who operates a pedicab, which is a bicycle taxi typically found in urban areas.
Example: "After a long day of sightseeing, we decided to hire a pedicab driver to take us back to our hotel."
Alternatives: "bicycle taxi operator" or "rickshaw driver".
What about the fashion plate on a $1,200 Dutch bike, or a pedicab driver who recently arrived from Tajikistan?
We asked a pedicab driver how much he would charge us to take us to our hotel.
After the show, they were rushing to keep a dinner reservation on 55th Street when a pedicab driver called out to them.
"Patience is her shining quality," said Kadir Bakti, 42, a pedicab driver, searching for the words to describe his devotion to Mrs. Megawati.
Oskar Mosco, who told me that he was a pedicab driver from California, carried a poster board on which he'd written, "Why Vote?" He said, "Democracy, lately, is just a fiction".
A pedicab driver crashed into a yellow cab after crossing the Williamsburg Bridge into Brooklyn on Wednesday morning, injuring the pedicab driver and two of his three passengers, the police said.
"Cyclo," which was shot by Mr. Tran in a jagged, virtuosic style (in contrast to the tranquillity of "Papaya"), is the story of a young pedicab driver in present-day Saigon who falls into a life of crime.
A brawl between a cabbie and pedicab driver was caught on tape Monday by a local Fox 5 news crew.
By the time a Fox 5 cameraman caught the pedicab driver hurling a garbage can at the taxi driver, the whole fleet was in for a whupping.
A young, very dark pedicab driver pursued us, settling for 5 CUCs to drive us back, around 5 or 6 miles.
No longer able to stand the sharp icicles falling from the sky, yet still needing to finish the ride, our courtesy pedicab driver took a pit stop at Pediacab HQ to pick up his car and stow his bike.
