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This isn't commute specific, but I would suggest driving in convoy. Cambridge gives:

convoy noun

 
  • a group of vehicles or ships that travel together, especially for protection: A convoy of trucks containing supplies was sent to the famine area.
 

in convoy

 
  • travelling one behind another in a row: Shall we all drive to the party in convoy so we don't get lost?

This isn't commute specific, but I would suggest driving in convoy. Cambridge gives:

convoy noun

 
  • a group of vehicles or ships that travel together, especially for protection: A convoy of trucks containing supplies was sent to the famine area.
 

in convoy

 
  • travelling one behind another in a row: Shall we all drive to the party in convoy so we don't get lost?

This isn't commute specific, but I would suggest driving in convoy. Cambridge gives:

convoy noun

  • a group of vehicles or ships that travel together, especially for protection: A convoy of trucks containing supplies was sent to the famine area.

in convoy

  • travelling one behind another in a row: Shall we all drive to the party in convoy so we don't get lost?
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This isn't commute specific, but I would suggest driving in convoy. Cambridge gives:

convoy noun

  • a group of vehicles or ships that travel together, especially for protection: A convoy of trucks containing supplies was sent to the famine area.

in convoy

  • travelling one behind another in a row: Shall we all drive to the party in convoy so we don't get lost?