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off-roading

British  

noun

  1. the sport or activity of driving vehicles over rough terrain

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The IT worker uses the truck for farm runs and periodic off-roading, he said, and worries it might fail the state’s “pointlessly rigorous” inspection, denying him the required standard tags.

From The Wall Street Journal

Car companies, too, have dabbled, be it partnering with video game franchises such as “Gran Turismo” or “Rocket League” or, as Ford already does, offering real-life experiences such as off-roading in a Bronco at various U.S. locales.

From Los Angeles Times

“Going off-roading and those kinds of things, that’s surfing for me, and this is like Oahu. It’s beachfront,” Cole said.

From Los Angeles Times

He thought an off-roading competition would draw attention to the Bureau of Land Management-maintained area and demonstrate the importance of keeping it open to the public.

From Los Angeles Times

At one point, the car offered to deflate its own tires, not an act of self-sabotage but a premium feature for off-roading in sand.

From Slate