to drive a vehicle or to pilot a ship or airplane

to travel along a route; to go (used for vehicles, ships, and trains)

driver or pilot of a motor vehicle, ship, or aircraft

A document or card authorizing a person to drive a motor vehicle; also called [[驾驶执照|駕駛執照|jia4 shi3 zhi2 zhao4]] or [[驾照|駕照|jia4 zhao4]].

The driver's compartment in a vehicle such as a truck or locomotive; also refers to a wheelhouse or bridge on a ship.

to enter by driving a vehicle; used for cars, ships, or trains

a person who operates a motor vehicle

the person who operates a motor vehicle, such as a car, van, or bus

cockpit; control cabin

To drive or head in the direction of, used for vehicles like trains, boats, and planes.

to drive to, sail to, or head for a destination; used for vehicles, ships, and trains

vehicle registration document or driver license for a motor vehicle

to leave a place by driving a vehicle or piloting a ship or aircraft; to steer away from

A document permitting an individual to operate motor vehicles, boats, or aircraft; often abbreviated as [[驾照|駕照|jia4 zhao4]].

to drive or travel at high speed, usually referring to a vehicle

to stop running or suspended from operation, typically referring to public transportation such as trains, buses, or ferries

to start out; to drive or sail out of a place such as a port, garage, or station

to travel or operate without any cargo or passengers (of a vehicle, ship, etc.)

copilot or co-driver; an assistant pilot or driver

to drive or travel at high speed

to drive a vehicle without a valid driver's license, such as when one has never been issued a license or if the license has expired or been revoked

to act as a substitute driver, often for a fee when the vehicle owner is unable to drive due to intoxication or fatigue

to take advantage of a favorable situation or use others to achieve one's own goals

the front passenger seat in a vehicle. Also used as an abbreviation for [[副驾驶座|副駕駛座|fu4 jia4 shi3 zuo4]]

the seat located next to the driver in a vehicle

to resume operating, used specifically for public transportation routes such as buses or trains

to run quickly; to speed along (used of vehicles)

unmanned; unpiloted; operated by an autopilot or artificial intelligence

technology or systems enabling autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle operation

the pilot and copilot of a vehicle, particularly an aircraft

pilot-in-command of an aircraft or ship

Do not enter; commonly seen on road signs and at building entrances.

A collective refusal to work by professional drivers to achieve specific demands, resulting in the suspension of vehicle services.

to drive under the influence of alcohol (DUI); the act of doing so

swiftly flowing water; a torrent

formal program of instruction for learning how to operate a motor vehicle

educational institution where people learn how to drive motor vehicles

driver's seat or pilot's seat

the wheel used by a driver to control the direction of a vehicle