"idle car" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a car that is not running, but may sometimes be used to describe a car that is stopped in traffic but still running. Example sentence: The idle car was blocking the intersection, preventing other vehicles from passing.
They may render big chunks of the capital stock obsolete: many idle car factories, for example, may never reopen.
Electric vehicles provide a major new use for electricity and, perhaps soon, the opportunity for huge numbers of idle car batteries to serve as a storage system for reserve power.
Similar to Uber, which takes idle car drivers and turns them into concierge chauffeurs, conversational commerce will convert idle sales associates into personal shoppers who can convert casual browsing into purchases and build customer loyalty.
Your idle car + LAX = making money?
Idle car for 1/2 hour, or whatever is recommended on the label of the product.
People with idle cars (and most cars are idle most of the time) can make some money by renting them out to others who need a car sometimes but not often enough to own one.
He is cutting layers of middle management, repairing idle cars and terminating Amtrak's ill-advised foray into the express freight business.
In this brave new world, untapped capacity – such as idle cars and rooms – is made available for hire, increases efficiency and lowers the price of those goods and services.
Under the sharing model, untapped capacity – such as idle cars and rooms – is made available for hire, which increases efficiency and lowers the price of those goods and services.
One idling car holds a driver who seems to be trying to get out to accost us.
She has been urging building managers to turn up the thermostats on their air-conditioning, and drivers to turn off idling car engines.
