drivable

adjective

driv·able | \ ˈdrī-və-bəl

variants: or less commonly driveable

Definition of drivable

1a : capable of being driven The car was damaged but still drivable. Back in the yard, he led me on a brief tour of the accumulated cars. All of them, according to him, were much closer to being drivable than they appeared.— Ian Frazier

b : capable of being driven on or over a drivable road … a faint skein of … trails and washed-out dirt roads from the colonial era, only parts of it drivable and then only in the dry season.— Neil Sheehan

c : reachable by driving a drivable destination Below, find some of the most enticing, drivable options away from the Twin Cities, from genre-specific fests to vastly diverse celebrations.— Michael Madden

2 golf : able to be reached by a drive from the tee a drivable green a drivable par four