ridealong

ridealong

See also: ride along

English

Alternative forms

• ride along

Etymology

ride +‎ along

Noun

ridealong (plural ridealongs)

1. The act of accompanying, or volunteering with, a police, paramedic, or firefighting group, usually by a student seeking hands-on experience.
   • 1996, Mohamed S. El-Genk (University of New Mexico, Institute for Space and Nuclear Power Studies, United States Defense Nuclear Agency), Space Technology and Applications International Forum, link:

     It is these small payload experiments that could potentially benefit from low cost ridealong opportunities.

   • 2006, Edward J. Glantz (Pennsylvania State University), Challenges supporting cognitive activities in dynamic work, page 46:

     The ridealong probe questions used to initiate the unstructured interviews are listed in Appendix A.

   • 2010, Peter A. Weiss, Personality Assessment in Police Psychology: A 21st Century, page 42:

     But even before the ridealong, a good police psychologist has examined the job description and the job analysis.

Translations

accompanying a police, paramedic, or fireman service unit

Spanish: acompañada (es)

Anagrams

• girandole, negroidal, reloading