"drive lane" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a lane used by vehicles for driving. For example, "Be careful when you merge into the left drive lane."
The chances of Mr. Wood's finding the coffee shop seemed to grow slimmer with every passing street, road, avenue, drive, lane, place and terrace.
And, according to the Hagstrom Map Company, woodsy Staten Island has Park Avenue, Court, Drive, Lane, Place, Road, Street and Terrace, along with Park Hill Avenue, Circle, Court and Lane.
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Of the 53 "bus stops", only ten were bus stops in the traditional sense of the word, meaning that an approaching bus would deviate from the drive lane into a designated bay marked with a bus stop sign.
A green paper will be published in the summer, with legislation next year, and the pay as you drive lanes will come into force around 2010, officials said.
Driving lanes are for drivers.
Thus, the car can drive the lane in opposite direction, even if the lane has the feature/impression 'one-way'.
Paul is the ultimate transition playmaker: He can drive the lane and finish and find guys filling the lane or spotting up from three.
There were few attempts to drive the lane or penetrate.
Retrace your steps to Paxton House and follow main drive and lane to Paxton village.
David Lee had 19 points and 16 rebounds but found little room to drive the lane.
