18 Driving Phrasal Verbs in English (back up, pull into, drop off…)

Did the police pull you off, or pull you over? Phrasal verbs in English are confusing. Unfortunately, we use them all the time, especially when we talk about driving. In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn VERY common driving phrasal verbs and their opposites so you can understand real English conversations. You’ll learn expressions like back up, pull up, drive off, pick up, drop off, slow down, speed up, run out of gas, and fill up. I also explain useful expressions like get in, get out, back into a parking spot, pull into a parking spot, and get pulled over by the police. Watch the lesson, learn the expressions, and try the quiz to see how many you remember. And please… slow down and drive safely.

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