drive time

Frequency: 6.57.0 per million words

The time of day when most people are driving to or from work, often used in the context of radio broadcasting.

drivedrive + NOUN

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time

Examples (10)

  • The radio station plays classic rock during the morning drive time.
  • Advertisers pay a premium to air commercials during the afternoon drive time.
  • The new highway is expected to reduce the average drive time to the city by 20 minutes.
  • Many commuters listen to podcasts to make their daily drive time more enjoyable.
  • Our show has the highest ratings in the evening drive time slot.
  • The app accurately predicts your drive time based on current traffic conditions.
  • He got a new job with a much shorter drive time.
  • Political ads often increase in frequency during the drive time leading up to an election.
  • Leaving before 7 AM can significantly cut your drive time.
  • The new traffic lights have unfortunately increased the drive time on this route.