The phrase "offending driver" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a driver who committed some kind of driving offense, such as a traffic violation. For example, "The police arrested the offending driver for running a red light."
In his memoir, Kiriakou said that the offending driver called JoAnne "a whore".
My wife says that I have an obligation to return the balance of $476 to the offending driver.
Court cases of road crimes involving cyclists who have been killed or severely injured often end with incomprehensibly soft sentences for the offending driver.
I never had the nerve to approach an offending driver (partly in fear of retaliation) but may now do so, knowing it is illegal.
What if the offending driver had not been a black prison guard, but rather a snotty rich white kid in his dad's Land Rover?
According to an article in The New York Times, the magistrate presiding over the affair fined the offending driver a dollar and told him his offense was "a heinous one".
Frustrated Indians often take matters into their own hands, forming impromptu mobs to beat up offending drivers.
Hence most people support those traffic cameras perched on roadsides in hundreds of municipalities all over the country, flashing retribution at offending drivers.
The offending drivers were setting their meters on the out-of-city rate of 80 cents per fifth of a mile, twice the rate they were allowed to charge for rides within the five boroughs.
He added that offending drivers typically see their premiums shoot up by around £350, which is more than the cost of some people's policies in the first place.
For fleet cars, the data can also be relayed to a control centre, so that Big Brother can tick off offending drivers.Mr Steere claims that despite the Orwellian overtones most drivers will soon become comfortable with the device and value the fuel savings it offers.
