The phrase "driver driving" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence like: The driver driving the red car was going very fast.
He was a bus driver, driving the Lexington Ave.
Paul was blamed; a drunk driver driving recklessly.
A garrulous taxi driver driving in New York for forty-two yearsaysays"there isn't much he doesn't know about the city.
The no-seatbelt action is nifty, but what's really special is the cool fetishistic stuff, like the slo-mo shots of the Driver driving, hands gliding round the wheel.
(Consider the driver driving "on autopilot" who obviously saw the red light, and saw its redness in particular, but who was daydreaming and quite unaware of the redness, or even of applying the brake).
"It's the combination of the male driver driving the big old Hummer and a mid-life kind of person feeling good," says Bob U'Ren, senior vice president at Quality Planning, a San Francisco-based company that validates policyholder information for auto insurers.
A newly funded research project, Social inclusion through Digital Economy (SiDE) will evaluate the impact of IVSs on elderly drivers' driving performance to ascertain whether such systems can assist elderly drivers to drive safely for longer.
They're to do with inexperienced drivers driving recklessly.
They've had numerous violations for drivers driving without a license, or without the proper license.
Evidently there is no law against drivers driving at their own expense and passing up passengers as long as their flags are down.
GPS units recorded test drivers' driving behaviors.
