The phrase "a weekend driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who primarily drives a vehicle on weekends rather than during the week, often implying that they are not a frequent or regular driver.
Example: "As a weekend driver, I only take my car out for leisure trips and errands on Saturdays and Sundays."
Alternatives: "occasional driver" or "part-time driver".
(He told the court how Ms. Stewart tended to bill personal expenses, like a weekend driver and trips to the hairdresser, to the company).
The company does reveal what it calls other compensation for Ms. Stewart, which in 2011 included a personal trainer and other expenses for personal fitness; a weekend driver; security services; fees for on-air appearances; unspecified personnel costs not otherwise reimbursed by the company; insurance premiums; and an unidentified charitable contribution, which added up to over $1 million.
4. $2.6 million for upkeep of photogenic real estate and $49,440 for a "weekend driver".
Stewart also got $178,352 for security services and $49,440 for a weekend driver.
The panoramic sunroof and luggage compartment make it feasible as a weekend driver.
He bought a Mercury Cougar in the early '90s, but kept the Dart as an occasional weekend driver and car-show entry.
While we would find it hard to live with Versa as a full-time family daily and weekend driver, for the businessperson or student making the run to work or school every day Versa might be a fine choice.
During the criminal trial of Ms. Stewart, James Follo, the chief financial officer of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, testified that Ms. Stewart had asked the company to reimburse her $17,000 annually for her weekend driver as well as for trips to her hairdresser, coffee and other items.
"It's not just about straight-line speed, it's about cornering performance, reliability, the mechanical side of things, the process you go through the weekend, driver, due diligence.
"Some may have no choice but to travel, although with road conditions unlikely to improve much over the weekend, drivers should exercise a lot of caution and be prepared for some long delays in places".
On a recent weekend, a driver found himself held up in traffic for a bit along Victory Boulevard while trying to make a left turn.
