careless driving

you are welcome; no problem

caution is the parent of safety, it is better to be safe than sorry

(traffic) slow down, gentle speed; drive slow

(proverb) Someone who is rich has authority

to take full advantage or make maximum profit until no further gains

(sail with the wind); to act according to circumstances without one's own opinion; to trim one's sails, meaning adapting to circumstances; to go with the tide; to change one's view according to circumstances; to act pragmatically and adapt to take advantage of the situation

to fully exploit an opportunity [colloquial]

to fully exploit an opportunity [colloquial]

to fully exploit an opportunity [colloquial]

there is no need to spell it out [colloquial]

drive out

to drive to

driving license

driver

unmanned driving

drive

cockpit

rudder

drive

drive away

to head towards

drive a car