thanks for the ride

thanks for the ride

Thank you for driving me some place in your car. A: "Thanks for the ride, Mom." B: "No problem, honey. I'll be back at 8 to pick you up."
See also: ride, thanks
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Thanks for the ride.

 and Thanks for the lift.
Thank you for giving me a ride in your car. John (stopping the car): Here we are. Bob: Thanks for the ride. Bye. John: Later. As Fred got out of the car, he said, "Thanks for the lift."
See also: ride, thanks
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • thank you for the ride
  • after a fashion
  • ride about
  • ride about (something)
  • take (someone) for a ride, to
  • ride down on (something)
  • ride
  • ride hard and put (something) away wet
  • ride hard and put (something) up wet
  • rode hard and put up wet
References in periodicals archive
thanks for the ride. Time for something new," he wrote.
"I told them I was proud of them, thanks for the ride, thanks for 11-2, remember to always finish and attack and there is no substitute for hard work," Aliotti said.
Thanks for the ride. Chuffed to get his head in front for u both."
"We will take them to hospital where they jump out and say thanks for the ride because they only live around the corner."
To the Chandlers I say thanks for the ride, but as with all good things it has now come to an end.
For what it's worth, then, I'll say to the Dusanjs, thanks for the ride, boys, it was a pleasure while it lasted.
Thanks for the ride," he replied, with all the studied blandness of a bested sophomore.
"Underneath the framed women's underwear are messages like 'Thanks for the ride' and 'Thanks for making me squeal'," she said.