driving time

or drive time

noun

1. the time or estimated time to drive between two points or to one's destination.
2. a period, as in early morning and late afternoon, when many people are driving to or from work and listening to car radios:

   Many radio commercials are broadcast during driving time.

Example Sentences

Apple Intelligence, for example, can make suggestions to users while writing emails, can quickly surface old photos based on a user’s description and assist with scheduling meetings by factoring in driving time.

From Los Angeles Times

Last year, the Biden administration set rules requiring health plans to have enough in-network providers to meet specific driving time and distance standards.

From Seattle Times

Surveys of truckers show near-unanimous agreement that parking has become a serious challenge, with one study reporting that drivers sacrifice almost an hour of driving time every day to make sure they have a safe and legal parking spot for the night.

From Slate

A new report from the Brookings Institution sheds some light on where America’s missing housing should be built to reduce future residents’ driving time, and it’s not as simple as just putting all that housing downtown.

From Slate

For people staying in town, Visit Seattle suggested arriving early for activities, allowing for more driving time in case of increased traffic or catching the Link light rail.

From Seattle Times