The phrase "intoxicated driver" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a person who is driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Example: The police pulled over the intoxicated driver and administered a breathalyzer test.
The restaurant's security called police at about 7.45pm Monday concerned about an intoxicated driver, Dobyns said.
These were surely timely interventions, rescuing the citizens of New Jersey from a fate far worse than an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center.
New Jersey should revamp its 25-year-old Intoxicated Driver Resource Center structure, incorporating what's been learned during that time into a new and more effective system.
Actor and Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Sam Shepard was arrested Monday on suspicion of drunken driving after a Santa Fe restaurant's security complained about a possibly intoxicated driver.
An intoxicated driver killed a woman crossing a street in Lower Manhattan early yesterday in a hit-and-run accident, the police said.
A motorcyclist was killed on Saturday night after an intoxicated driver turned in front of him on Fifth Avenue near Green-Wood Cemetery, the police said.
But Mr. Hardy said that Officer Lora "was a traffic cop who had plenty of experience dealing with accidents and intoxicated drivers".
Through the night, they patrol the quiet streets, wait for intoxicated drivers leaving Molloy's to cross the center line on Old Mission Road.
In the same linguistic vein, it is no fault of Dr. Lerner's that his narrative ultimately bogs down a little in the acronyms of activism: MADD, its predecessor RID (Remove Intoxicated Drivers) and the rest.
When a drunken man slammed his car into a bus stop last month, killing seven people and producing a wave of public outrage, Mr. Medvedev called for tough new fines and stiffer punishments against intoxicated drivers.
That increase came a year after a similarly large drop in alcohol-related accidents, which the police last year credited to a stepped-up policy of seizing the cars of intoxicated drivers.
