The phrase "a clean drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a drive (such as a computer hard drive or a physical journey) that is free from errors, issues, or obstacles.
Example: "After running the disk cleanup utility, I was pleased to see that I had a clean drive with no unnecessary files."
Alternatives: "a smooth drive" or "an error-free drive".
As Ryan Naraine says at ZD Net: A security researcher named "Nils" (he declined to provide his full name) performed a clean drive-by download attack against the world's most widely used browser to take full control of a Sony Vaio machine running Windows 7.
Mr. Molloy's new rules permit anyone with a car and a clean driving record to drive a taxi after paying a license fee of $5,000.
That's what life is really like: over the bridge, through the elephant's trunk, round the corkscrew, down the funnel of the steam engine and into the bottomless pit; never a nice clean drive down an empty fairway.
John was considered a "clean" driver — he drove to win but rarely tried a pass that could lead to a big crash.
"I think that one would have hit the green," said Sayers Tuzroyluk, 65, finally striking a clean, straight drive, "if there was a green".
Twice this season, Wells said, his new teammate Travis Hafner had checked his swing at the point of contact but gotten a clean line drive to the opposite field.
The influx of service workers and a vast number of unskilled laborers to build, cook, clean, drive, and serve everyone else has swelled the National Capital Region, as the resulting megalopolis is called, to an estimated twenty-two minhabitantsbinhabitants
Fred Nisen of Berkeley has cerebral palsy and already spends half his income paying an assistant to bathe and help dress him and to cook, clean, drive him to medical appointments and accompany him on business travel.
However, it is important to understand that Ubuntu needs its own clean drive to run correctly.
Perez (9-3), who pitched a one-hitter against the Cubs on April 26, allowed only a clean line-drive single to left field by Bobby Estalella to lead off the sixth inning.
Onboard, there's a clean belt-drive instead of a chain, and Jump's bikes are the only dockless entry in D.C. that use pneumatic tires, so their ride is less harsh.
