what is the different between self-driving travel and road trip?
what is the different between self-driving travel and road trip? Do they carry the same meaning?
If a native English speaker want to express the word like self-driving, what will they say?
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"Self-driving travel" sounds very awkward and unnatural. Just use "road trip".
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A road trip is usually used for vacations or long trips. For example, "We went on a road trip to Disney World." For "self-driving," you could say "I'm going to drive to/ I drove to _____," or "I'm going to drive myself to/ I drove myself to ________." You can't really use self-driving in a sentence.
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As said above, "self-driving travel" sounds awkward. The only time that "self-driving" would sound natural to me is in the context of the new self-driving cars from Google that are literally driven without the aid of a human being (the car drives itself in this case).
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Self Driven is being used when you are driving your own vehicles, while road trip is being used when you are using any public transport or other vehicle, which has a driver.
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