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A journey intended to be enjoyed, especially if accompanied, is called a road trip.

While not a single word, the driver could say she was looking for a road buddy or a trip buddy. Buddy can mean

a person who does some activity with you

It has lost its exclusively male connotation and is often used, regardless of the gender of the fellow-traveler.

SUPPLEMENT:

Most abject apologies! I did not make clear that both of the suggested phrases are NOT standard terms or idioms, but merely suggested constructions based on the request. Also, road trip itself is a somewhat slang idiom.

A journey intended to be enjoyed, especially if accompanied, is called a road trip.

While not a single word, the driver could say she was looking for a road buddy or a trip buddy. Buddy can mean

a person who does some activity with you

It has lost its exclusively male connotation and is often used, regardless of the gender of the fellow-traveler.

A journey intended to be enjoyed, especially if accompanied, is called a road trip.

While not a single word, the driver could say she was looking for a road buddy or a trip buddy. Buddy can mean

a person who does some activity with you

It has lost its exclusively male connotation and is often used, regardless of the gender of the fellow-traveler.

SUPPLEMENT:

Most abject apologies! I did not make clear that both of the suggested phrases are NOT standard terms or idioms, but merely suggested constructions based on the request. Also, road trip itself is a somewhat slang idiom.

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A journey intended to be enjoyed, especially if accompanied, is called a road trip.

While not a single word, the driver could say she was looking for a road buddy or a trip buddy. Buddy can mean

a person who does some activity with you

It has lost its exclusively male connotation and is often used, regardless of the gender of the fellow-traveler.