"when driving at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a velocity when relating to driving. Example: When driving at a high speed, it is important to take caution and pay attention to the environment.
When driving at speeds under the limit, try to drive as close to the limit as possible., unless conditions demand otherwise (i.e. that all drivers slow down due to heavy traffic, inclement weather, etc. or speed up due to traffic flow, improved weather conditions, etc).
The game looks fabulous – especially when driving at night.
Yes, that's Trapster: the mobile distraction for when driving at high speed isn't fucking dangerous enough.
He has cultivated a routine to control his heart rate, breathing and nerves that he terms "slowing down the fuel flow" to develop quick, riveting concentration – a necessity when driving at 300 miles an hour.
And there's a neat little display on the dashboard which shows how much current you're using – two amps while sitting in traffic, and up to 68 when driving at high speed.
The truth is, such systems are at least as dangerous as the use of hand-held cellphones when driving at moderate speeds, and horrendously more so at highway speeds.
0.26 0.53 44 Disregard red lights when driving late at night along empty roads.
The destruction occurs on a different scale, however, and so the difference between native prairie and agricultural fields is not as readily apparent--especially when driving by at 80mph.
Eat calmly, never eat when driving or at work.
I've spoken to several minicab drivers who use dashcams, and they say it is to give them peace of mind when driving in urban areas at night.
In 2001, when the star forward Chris Webber also was contemplating a move to Southern California, in his case to play for the Los Angeles Lakers, the Maloofs bought space on a billboard on Interstate 80 in Sacramento, where Mr. Webber could not miss it when driving home from games at Arco Arena.
