to drive (a vehicle) or pilot (a ship or aircraft)

to travel along a route (of vehicles etc)

pilot; driver

cab (of a locomotive, truck etc); driver's compartment; wheelhouse

(of a vehicle or vessel) to enter

driver (of a vehicle such as a car or van)

the area in an aircraft, ship, or other vehicle from which it is controlled

(of a train, boat, plane etc) to head in the direction of

(of a vehicle, boat etc) to travel to; to head for

to steer, drive, or sail a vehicle or vessel away from a specific location, station, or port

(of a vehicle) to travel at high speed

(of trains, buses, ferries, etc.) to stop running, either temporarily or permanently

to drive or sail out of a place, such as a port, station, or parking area

copilot; co-driver

the person who assists the primary pilot or driver; abbreviation for [[副驾驶员|副駕駛員|fu4 jia4 shi3 yuan2]]

no entry (road sign)

driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI)

operating or functioning without a human pilot or driver

moving or flowing with high velocity

to resume operating (of a public transportation route)

front passenger seat

the seat occupied by the operator of a vehicle, such as a car, aircraft, or boat

pilot-in-command; captain