The phrase "adapted for driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been modified or designed specifically to be suitable for driving purposes.
Example: "The new model of the car has been adapted for driving in rough terrain, making it ideal for off-road adventures."
Alternatives: "designed for driving" or "modified for driving".
In addition of video and geometric coordinate recordings of roadways, the numbers and type of road sign, signal, signal flare or other road furniture to be adapted for left-hand driving were counted using hand-held computers during the survey.
Moreover, for determining and quantifying road elements, signs, signals and other road furniture to be adapted for left-hand driving, a survey was undertaken covering 1,172 km of National paved road network and 150 km of paved road network of Kigali City.
Following the PIDA and PCDA, Kirby et al. published the Wheelchair Skills Test (WST) that has mainly been used to evaluate manual wheelchair mobility [ 22] but more recently has been adapted for the evaluation of EPW driving skills as well [ 23].
An assessment of the client's physical skills enables the DRS to anticipate potential challenges the client may face with vehicle control and helps guide the decision-making process for selecting adapted driving equipment, vehicle modifications, and driver-training strategies.
As a result, existing legislation, including rules on driving and resting times, will need to be adapted, for which progress at the UNECE Working Party level is essential.
A thoroughly likable and practical crossover, the XV Crosstrek is impressive not for its speed but for its ability to adapt to driving conditions, whether meandering along a mountain road or slogging through deep snow.
Conical: adapted for seed eating.
Her works were also adapted for television.
Adapted for Radio 3 in 2008.
Incisors are adapted for nipping off flesh.
