The phrase "access to driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to drive a vehicle, often in contexts related to licenses or driving privileges.
Example: "Having access to driving is essential for my job, as I need to travel to various locations throughout the day."
Alternatives: "permission to drive" or "ability to drive".
Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) also concluded her statements saying she hopes Chao will help ensure that as autonomous driving tech becomes available, it's also accessible to those who, for whatever reason, have no access to driving a car, either due to preventative health conditions or cost, to which Chao responded that this was a "very good point" she'll keep in mind.
The goal is to open up Apollo's abilities to developers gradually over time, and this month, developers will get access to driving technologies for specific, restricted areas.
Proposals that allow undocumented immigrants to gain access to driving privileges are not new.
None of these new state laws expanding access to driving privileges are perfect; all of them involved political compromises.
In 2005, Huntsman signed a bill giving undocumented migrants access to "driving-privilege cards", which allowed them to have driving privileges but unlike driver licenses, cannot be used for identification purposes.
At study recruitment, participants were asked for informed consent giving investigators access to their driving records maintained by the SAAQ.
Access to a driving refresher curriculum about road safety tips and in-simulator practice sessions (without feedback) did not allow drivers in the Control group to modify their visual search strategy.
Equally, accessibility will be improved and transport related social exclusion arising from lack of access to car driving (e.g., due to disability which prevents driving or lack of a valid driving license) may be eliminated.
A top entertainment lawyer is indicted on wiretapping and conspiracy charges; a movie star is named as a witness; the press carries bitter tales of an ageing billionaire's divorce from a young tennis pro; a private investigator is accused of racketeering and wire fraud for illegally gaining access to the driving and police records of dozens of individuals.
In addition, golfers have access to three driving ranges and six putting greens.
Access to student loans, driving licences and public housing are all now jeopardised by taking drugs.
