motorist

Converse of object

• warn: There were also no signs, to warn motorists of flooding.
• remind: A DVD reminding young motorists about safe driving has been launched in a bid to cut the number of fatal crashes in north Wales.
• penalize: Just another method of penalizing the motorist by either making them buy a new seat or pay a fine.
• persecute: When I worked for the force we never believed in persecuting motorists unnecessarily.
• abide: Why permanently penalize the vast majority of law abiding motorists for the sake of a few speed merchants?
• deter: The increased congestion has led the Lib Dem party to call for a wide-ranging road-charging scheme designed to deter motorists from inner-city areas.

Preposition: on

• road: A study by the DfT monitored motorists on uncongested roads well away from speed cameras.

Converse of subject

• hit: We've all been hit or nearly hit by a motorist at some time.

Adjective modifier

• speeding: In March 2004, on her way to work, she was knocked off her bicycle by a speeding motorist.
• untraced: Non Fault Accidents involving an uninsured or untraced motorist.
• uninsured: The average car insurance premium is loaded by £ 30 to cover the cost of damage caused by uninsured motorists.
• law-abiding: Shouldn't the police be catching " real " criminals rather than wasting time on law-abiding motorists?
• inconsiderate: Intolerant and inconsiderate motorists who are driving too fast are unlikely to realize that they're unsafe.
• unsuspecting: So be careful, take your time and watch out for the traps that catch many unsuspecting motorists.

Modifies a noun

• parking: Motorists parking on verges would then be liable for a fine up to £ 60.
• coverage: In some states, there is also uninsured motorist coverage for damage to your vehicle.

Noun used with modifier

• dazzle: Anyi took my way tip the st river dazzle motorists or call.
• river: Anyi took my way tip the st river dazzle motorists or call.
• woman: Soon after, a passing woman motorist saw her running naked through the woods.

Preposition: without

• insurance: Motorists without insurance the united states congress is never finished clients were buying.