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Morning Drive
(redirected from drive time)

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Morning Drive
The period of radio broadcasting on weekdays between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. Radio stations typically charge advertisers more per commercial during the morning drive because more people than average are listening to their radios during their daily commutes to work.


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The BBC must also account forwhy it spends much more money per hour than its commercial rivals on breakfast and drive time shows," he said.
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