ghost-ride

== English == === Alternative forms === ghost ride, ghostride === Etymology === From the idea that the driverless vehicle looks like it is being driven by a ghost. The practice and the term originated in the San Francisco Bay Area and were popularized by E-40's 2006 song Tell Me When to Go (2006). === Verb === ghost-ride (third-person singular simple present ghost-rides, present participle ghost-riding, simple past ghost-rode, past participle ghost-ridden) (transitive, rare) To accelerate, exit, and then move along or even dance on top of (a moving vehicle), with or without the intention of getting back in. For more quotations using this term, see Citations:ghost-ride. === See also ===