> It mostly appears in French borrowings like naïveté That's a very American English example. In Britain, you can’t drive[1] far without seeing a Citroën. [1]

> It mostly appears in French borrowings like naïveté That's a very American English example. In Britain, you can’t drive[1] far without seeing a Citroën. [1] generic verb for "proceed along a road"; personally I do it on a bike