Drivable

She was not allowed to drive the car until she had a drivable license.

He had to drivable the ATV trail through the forest after a storm knocked down trees.

He hired a construction crew to drivable the road leading to his cabin.

The bumpy road made the long drive much less drivable than expected.

The professional race car driver had years of experience and a drivable license to compete in the big leagues.

After a good night's rest, she felt in a drivable state to drive to work.

The roads are drivable despite the heavy rain.

The hovercraft's unique design made it drivable over both land and water.

The muddy road was not drivable for the small car.

She had a minor car accident and was taken to the hospital to ensure she was in a drivable state before driving again.

The car manufacturer tested their vehicles in extreme weather conditions to ensure they were drivable in any climate.

The high-performance speedboat was designed to be as drivable as it was stylish, offering exhilarating thrills on the water.

The terrain was not very drivable due to the steep incline.

The electric car was highly drivable and able to travel long distances without needing frequent recharging.

The motorcycle's lightweight and compact design made it highly drivable in heavy traffic.

The construction workers drivable the sidewalk to make it safer for pedestrians.

The track conditions are good, making the course drivable.

The driving instructor praised her for being a safe and drivable driver during the lesson.

The amphibious vehicle was uniquely drivable on both land and water, making it ideal for military operations.

The new software update made the drone more drivable and user-friendly.

The drivable helicopter offered unparalleled views of the city skyline on sightseeing tours.

The ice-covered bridge was not drivable for safety reasons.

The driving simulator allowed new drivers to practice their skills in a safe and controlled environment before hitting the drivable road.

The SUV is perfect for off-roading and easily drivable in rough terrain.

The car was damaged, but still drivable enough to get us to the nearest mechanic.

The off-road vehicle's robust suspension system made it drivable on even the roughest terrain.

The roads in the mountainous region were not drivable during the winter season.

The driver had a medical condition that prevented her from being in a drivable state for an extended period of time.

The landscaping crew was busy drivable the pathways in the park.

He was nervous during his driving test, but his instructor assured him that he was in a drivable state.

The car was in a wreck, but it is still drivable.

The dirt road is barely drivable with all the potholes and rocks.

The boat was not drivable due to engine failure, leaving the crew stranded at sea.

The driver's fatigue made the road feel less drivable than it actually was.

The new electric car was designed to be drivable on both city streets and highways.

The dirt bike rider carefully selected a drivable path through the forest.

The icy conditions made the roads barely drivable.

The newly paved road was smooth and very drivable.

The county will drivable the bridge to ensure its safety.

The dirt bike is more drivable on rough paths than a regular bicycle.

The old bike was still drivable after all these years.

The company's fleet of trucks were highly drivable and capable of making long hauls without any mechanical problems.

The newly paved road is now much more drivable.

He hired a landscaping company to drivable his property.

The vehicle was so old that it was no longer drivable on modern roads.

The car's steering wheel was not drivable due to a mechanical problem.

The road crew worked overnight to clear the snow and make the roads drivable again.

The bus was highly drivable and able to transport passengers on long journeys without any discomfort.

The golf course is in great condition and the greens are very drivable.

The farm's combine harvester was highly drivable and able to work long hours during the harvest season.