Definition of non-driver in English:

non-driver

nounnɒnˈdrʌɪvə

A person who does not or cannot drive a motor vehicle.
不驾车的人；不会开车的人
Example sentencesExamples
- We have spoken to a number of people, including non-drivers, who are similarly embarrassed by this situation.
- As a non-driver Steve was still better than the rest of us, even when we put him on the ice-covered courses.
- Or, maybe, on similar lines, the answer lies in the establishment of colonies of non-drivers just like you get cities just for old people in the US.
- I think cities should be able to be enjoyed by drivers and non-drivers alike.
- After all, his cabinet colleague at the transport ministry has just been revealed as a non-driver.
- But it was the introduction of the breathalyser in 1967 that really thrust her into the public's consciousness, especially as she herself was a non-driver.
- I can think of a dozen middle-aged non-drivers in my immediate circle of colleagues alone.
- She is a non-driver and, if the post office closes, she would have to take her family all the way into Keighley.
- Such a service would work both ways by enabling Sligo non-drivers to have an evening at the Point.
- Though I have never been to Kenya, Africa, or India, the pictures and films I have seen of them tend to show large crowds of pedestrians and overflowing buses or cars: the proportion of drivers to non-drivers is low.
- Jenny Evans and Hazel Parr who are on Prospect's staff will go with them as non-drivers.
- And speaking as a non-driver who relies on public transport, whatever happened to that delightful idea of an ‘integrated transport policy’?
- Last year the person who claimed the star prize in our Win A Car competition was also a non-driver - 71-year-old Hazel Horsley, from Strensall.
- I should apologise, but I'm not going to - because if, like me, you're a non-driver and you live in London, the tube is still the primary way of getting around, and thus you're faced with its decaying and troublesome service every day.
- The initiative should mean less congestion, less pollution, savings on petrol and parking and more transport options for non-drivers.
- I'm sorry that this is of no use to non-drivers and to owners of dogs that don't do cars.
- Cameras are there to protect everyone, drivers and non-drivers alike, by encouraging motorists to check their speed and keep within the limits.
- From the perspective of the non-driver, it does seem as if there's an air of collective madness about car culture.
- With the exception of the three non-drivers, and three who reported driving at the speed limit, all others reported driving at up to 10 km/h above the speed limit on a regular basis in suburban 50 km/h zones.
- As a non-driver and heavy user of the Royal Mail, I am dependent on a post office being available in the village.

单词	non-driver
释义	Definition of non-driver in English: non-driver nounnɒnˈdrʌɪvə A person who does not or cannot drive a motor vehicle. 不驾车的人；不会开车的人 Example sentencesExamples We have spoken to a number of people, including non-drivers, who are similarly embarrassed by this situation. As a non-driver Steve was still better than the rest of us, even when we put him on the ice-covered courses. Or, maybe, on similar lines, the answer lies in the establishment of colonies of non-drivers just like you get cities just for old people in the US. I think cities should be able to be enjoyed by drivers and non-drivers alike. After all, his cabinet colleague at the transport ministry has just been revealed as a non-driver. But it was the introduction of the breathalyser in 1967 that really thrust her into the public's consciousness, especially as she herself was a non-driver. I can think of a dozen middle-aged non-drivers in my immediate circle of colleagues alone. She is a non-driver and, if the post office closes, she would have to take her family all the way into Keighley. Such a service would work both ways by enabling Sligo non-drivers to have an evening at the Point. Though I have never been to Kenya, Africa, or India, the pictures and films I have seen of them tend to show large crowds of pedestrians and overflowing buses or cars: the proportion of drivers to non-drivers is low. Jenny Evans and Hazel Parr who are on Prospect's staff will go with them as non-drivers. And speaking as a non-driver who relies on public transport, whatever happened to that delightful idea of an ‘integrated transport policy’? Last year the person who claimed the star prize in our Win A Car competition was also a non-driver - 71-year-old Hazel Horsley, from Strensall. I should apologise, but I'm not going to - because if, like me, you're a non-driver and you live in London, the tube is still the primary way of getting around, and thus you're faced with its decaying and troublesome service every day. The initiative should mean less congestion, less pollution, savings on petrol and parking and more transport options for non-drivers. I'm sorry that this is of no use to non-drivers and to owners of dogs that don't do cars. Cameras are there to protect everyone, drivers and non-drivers alike, by encouraging motorists to check their speed and keep within the limits. From the perspective of the non-driver, it does seem as if there's an air of collective madness about car culture. With the exception of the three non-drivers, and three who reported driving at the speed limit, all others reported driving at up to 10 km/h above the speed limit on a regular basis in suburban 50 km/h zones. As a non-driver and heavy user of the Royal Mail, I am dependent on a post office being available in the village.
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