The word "motoring" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the activity of driving a car or other motor vehicle. Example: "After a long day at work, John enjoyed nothing more than going for a relaxing drive in the countryside, indulging in his love for motoring."
The US economy is sputtering, barely motoring along.
It boomed after the birth of mass motoring, then crashed in spectacular style thanks to industrial strife in the 70s before being salvaged by foreign owners picking through the wreckage.
This stocked us up for the day's gentle criss-cross motoring to savour the scenery Hockney had splashed into our living room.
Could this be the future of long-distance motoring in India?
Clearly, along with new infrastructure, India needs an overhaul of its motoring culture.
The presenter was given a final warning by Cohen in May last year, after the 54-year-old appeared to use the N-word while reciting the nursery rhyme Eenie, Meenie, Minie, Moe during the filming of the BBC2 motoring programme.
Clarkson denied reports last month that he had been warned by the BBC not to misbehave while filming in Argentina following a string of controversies involving the presenter and the long-running motoring series, BBC2's most popular show with around 6 million viewers a week.
The BBC2 motoring show had 4.3 million viewers, a 14% share, on BBC2 between 8pm and 9pm, plus another 794,000 viewers on the BBC HD channel.
Top Gear may be parked in the broadcasting garage due to Jeremy Clarkson's suspension (his absence, not the vehicle part), but Monkey's petrolhead pals will still be able to get their motoring fix with a new car show featuring the lead singer of … wait for it … AC/DC.
He not only had motoring knowledge, but also wrote scripts and came up with ideas.
BBC2 bosses made a multimillion-pound bid to persuade the two presenters to front the motoring show when it returns with a Have I Got News For You-style guest host replacing Clarkson who was axed following his assault on a producer.
