"eligible to drive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who meets the requirements to obtain a driver's license or to continue driving. You can use it in a sentence like, "In order to be eligible to drive, one must be 16 years old and have a valid learner's permit."
This game is mostly played by children, they will obviously need a person who has qualified for driving and is eligible to drive without a person assisting them.
He got his flying licence before he was 16 and eligible to drive.
In particular, the rule change potentially means that some people who were eligible to drive will now be excluded.
If the focus is on the estimate only our unadjusted estimates suggest that treated and untreated patients are eligible to drive after being seizure-free for six months.
These techniques show promise to reduce the degree of VFDs and thus increase the number of patients eligible to drive, but they need further assessment.
If the focus is on the risk estimate and its associated confidence interval, a patient who starts treatment will be eligible to drive after being seizure-free for six months.
Twenty-one years: enough time for a human being to be born, get an education, be eligible to drink, get married, drive, vote, go to war, and kill a man.
Only cars built before Jan . 1 1905, are eligible to be driven in the London to Brighton Run, and eligibility has a significant impact on the values of those cars.
Eligibility is diagnosis driven, with any individual with a clinical diagnosis of WABB or other rarer diabetes syndrome eligible to take part.
His driver's license will be suspended for 90 days, but he is eligible for a conditional license that would allow him to drive to and from work.
Similarly, Congress should make it illegal for companies to drive students into costly private loans when they are eligible for more affordable, federally guaranteed loans.
