The phrase "long-distance driver" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to someone who drives long distances for a living or as a regular part of their job. Example: John has been a long-distance driver for over 10 years, delivering goods all across the country.
Mind-wandering might be a boon to the long-distance driver (or runner, for that matter), but what about readers?
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A car for the heart The most comfy seats I've ever owned have all belonged to Saabs, as the Swedish company that no longer officially exists in the UK seemed to fully understand what the long-distance driver wanted.
Page 9 truckers say that legal parking remains so scarce that both local and long-distance drivers now routinely overflow from each end of the Exit 51 eastbound and westbound rest stops.
There might well be situations in which coercing people to take drugs is justified to enhance safety, such as keeping long-distance drivers awake or steadying the hands of surgeons".
Lyantonde is an infamous trucker town and the main stopover between Uganda and Rwanda for long-distance drivers.
There's very little scientific research devoted to this phenomenon, but it's a commonly reported experience among long-distance drivers: a trance-like state that comes over them during extended periods behind the wheel.
And members of the defense forces, long-distance drivers, intercity bus drivers and factory workers were at least two times more likely than people in the ANC catchment areas to mention the three preventive methods.
The studies covered a wide range of workers including largely sedentary groups such as market women (37– 40) or long-distance drivers (41) and largely active groups such as farmers (42, 43) or factory workers (44464446
Sustained interpersonal communication interventions reached not only the general population, but also key target groups including female sex workers and their clients, soldiers, fishermen, long-distance drivers, traders, bar girls, police and students and without generally creating a highly stigmatizing climate.
All were once upon a time destinations for Actors Equity-standard musicals, only more so for people who lived nearby than for long distance drivers.
