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driver ed

American  
[ed] / ɛd /

noun

Informal.
  1. driver education.


Etymology

Origin of driver ed

By shortening

Example Sentences

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If you have a good driving record and qualify, eLearning is like a 45-minute driver ed course, with quizzes after each of seven sections.

From Los Angeles Times

NJ truck driver Ed Durr on verge of upsetting state Senate president, longtime Dem leader The president of the New Jersey Senate is in danger of a stunning upset loss to his Republican truck driver challenger.

From Fox News

Back when his father was a truck driver, Ed said, the profession had a good reputation.

From Washington Times

In Britain, parcel delivery driver Ed Cross worries about catching the virus from the machine he hands people who sign for their packages.

From Washington Times

As veteran driver Ed Carpenter waited to see if his qualifying speed would be fast enough for pole position at this year’s Indianapolis 500, he told a reporter the outcome might depend on “this next guy” about to zoom around the track.

From Los Angeles Times