Cheers Drive
A bristolian term from the people of Bristol. For when they get off of a bus and thank the driver kindly.
Cheers Drive by jessbristol January 17, 2012
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Cheers drive
A term used to thank bus drivers, primarily used in South Wales and surrounding areas like Bristol.
Generally in these areas, you absolutely must say "Cheers, drive!", it is considered a societal sin to do otherwise.
The term is also used generally across Wales and England, but more sparsely so as opposed to South Wales and Bristol.
Generally in these areas, you absolutely must say "Cheers, drive!", it is considered a societal sin to do otherwise.
The term is also used generally across Wales and England, but more sparsely so as opposed to South Wales and Bristol.
Cheers drive by whistony wisey April 4, 2023
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