ride by

ride by

To pass by (someone or something) while riding a vehicle or vehicle. I saw Tommy riding by on his brand-new bike this morning. We were taking our horses along a mountain trail when we rode by an abandoned campsite. I looked up and saw Mary riding by on a bus heading to the airport.
See also: by, ride
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

ride by someone or something

to pass by someone or something, riding. (As on a horse or bicycle, or as a passenger in a car.) She rode by me without saying anything. I rode by the store and forget to stop and go in.
See also: by, ride
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • riding
  • ride away
  • Are you still riding the goat?
  • ride over
  • ride to (something or some place)
  • ride to some place
  • ride with
  • ride with (one)
  • ride the rail(s)
  • ride the rails
References in periodicals archive
Less public awareness, unplanned park and ride development, non-availability at some station, lack of safety and surveillance system and absence of integrated fare packages were significant factors of underutilization of park and ride by the commuter.
PARK AND RIDE INTEGRATION AND COMMUTER BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS ALONG THE ROUTE OF LAHORE BUS MASS TRANSIT SYSTEM
HISTORY & HERITAGE Add an extra dimension to your ride by exploring the places that have shaped your area's history.
More chances to get on your bike in Liverpool; Tunnel Let's Ride Liverpool
Sultan on Charlandre El Sharif broke his own world record for a 160km ride by more than seven minutes when he had clocked 6 hours 21 minutes and 12 seconds.
Al Beloushi rewrites world record
9.Nobody will ever tell you that you can go blind if you ride by yourself.
Why horse riding is better than sex
The children smile and wave to their parents as they ride by. The children are part of the New York Therapeutic Riding Center's Equestria[TM] program, a year-round therapeutic horseback riding class.
Horsin' Around