"provide a driver" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing that you will make arrangements for someone to drive someone or something somewhere. For example, "I will provide a driver for the team so they can get to the game safely."
In Lhasa, there are several small taxi operators who will provide a driver and a van seating up to eight; the full-day trip costs $60.
The main pillar of a landing obligation is to provide a driver for fishers to avoid catching unwanted species in the first place (such as the successful Project 50% in the SW of England), and not to purely increase landings.
They could also provide a driver's license number from a state that verifies citizenship.
He said after the officer stopped him, DuBose apparently refused to provide a driver's license, produced an alcohol bottle instead and refused to get out.
Two of Oregon's Scenic Byways join to provide a driver's view -- a brief sketch, as it were -- of these mountains.
Mr. Dubose, 43, apparently declined to provide a driver's license, produced an alcohol bottle instead, then refused to leave the vehicle, according to The Associated Press.
Instead Procter & Gamble, which produces the program, provides a driver for her.
Hertz even provides a driver trained in "evasive driving techniques," whatever that means.
Of course, these services may not always be capable of providing a driver with a particular favored route.
Instead, we decided to use a hardware chip that converts RS232 data into USB, and provides a driver to emulate a COM port in the PC.
If the check writer provided a driver's license, the document would show the writer's Social Security number in some states.
