The phrase "long distance drive" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a journey or trip that covers a significant distance by driving. Example: "We embarked on a long distance drive from coast to coast, covering over 3,000 miles in just five days."
They tend to be expensive on long distance drives and do charge for waiting at a red light.
But Vermont's emissions from transportation were higher in 2005 than in 2015 and the long distances driven by Vermonters comes with the territory in this rural state.
The Passat TDI had some promotional help last week from John and Helen Taylor, the hypermiling couple who broke a passenger-car record for the longest distance driven on a single tank of diesel, in a Passat TDI SE.
After nine years on the job, NASA's Mars rover Opportunity has finally broken a 40-year-old record for the longest distance driven on another world.
The seats appeared pillow-soft, yet felt as if they'd be supportive for a long-distance drive.
Tesla's string of strategically placed high-speed chargers made possible something that has not been available to American E.V. drivers: the ability to make a long-distance drive in a single day.
Ridgers was made to work a lot harder immediately after the restart, though, with the former Hearts keeper stretching to tip a long-distance drive from Lee over the bar.
There was time for Rogic to draw a shot wide of the far post before the whistle blew and it was the Australian midfielder who tested Ward with a powerful long-distance drive five minutes after the restart, before Commons missed the target from 14 yards.
In the 53rd minute McGregor did well to tip a long-distance drive from Denmark's half-time substitute Lasse Schone over the bar for a corner.
Liam Caddis could have made it two for the Perth side with a long-distance drive that went close late on.
