Drivable
Drivable is an adjective used to describe roads, routes, or terrain that can be traveled by a vehicle. In everyday language, a drivable route is one that is open and suitable for typical vehicles, as opposed to routes that are closed, severely damaged, or flooded. The term is often used in weather, rescue, and transportation contexts to indicate whether a surface can support traffic without specialized equipment.
Drivability depends on several factors: surface condition (pavement, gravel, mud), width and shoulder space, grade and
In transportation planning, the concept of drivability helps categorize road networks and inform maintenance priorities. Mapping
Even when a route is described as drivable, drivers should assess conditions carefully, as drivable does not