The phrase "road etiquette" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the expected behavior and manners of drivers and pedestrians on the road.
Example: "Understanding road etiquette is essential for ensuring safety and harmony among all road users."
Alternatives: "driving manners" or "traffic conduct."
More striking than a Car Brain's impaired road etiquette, though, are the slow pleasures it misses in life.
The roads, many of which are excellent, are full of small European cars whose drivers have about as patience with road etiquette and personal safety as Donald Rumsfeld has for the Pentagon press corps.
I figured we should just get the road etiquette goals out of the way from the get-go.
If you are driving properly using your road etiquette, you always have the right of way.
After the proper waivers were signed and valid licenses presented, Hensley and his instructors schooled drivers on the finer points of off-road etiquette and common sense.
The Long Island Rail Road's etiquette bully has walked — again.
Whoever it was that taught the strapping young lad he was known for his exceptional beauty his ABCs instilled him with something far more important than a rudimentary understanding of equations or road-crossing etiquette.
He drilled them in the Manhattan street grid, the rules of the road and passenger etiquette, and he touched on tourist landmarks.
While you shouldn't spend every moment worrying about the offence you may be causing, there's no denying that a little preparation goes a long way when it comes to etiquette on the road.
Massed-start road racing is underpinned by the unwritten etiquette of the peloton, something so complex that not even a Victorian Englishman could codify it into a booklet of rules.
At first I assumed this was Mama's version of traveling etiquette, but now I realize that she understood road rage long before anyone held up traffic trying to read road signs through the wrong part of skinny designer bifocals.
