Drive Explained

Drive may refer to:

In physics, drive means to impart forward motion to by physical force.
In psychology, drive is an alternate name for motivation.
In computing, drive is a device for mass storage.
In electrical engineering, a drive is an electronic device to provide power to a motor or servo.
In cricket, a drive is a generic name for a number of similar hits, made by a Batsman.
In golf, drive is a very long golf shot, usually the first shot hit.
In american football, a drive is a series of offensive plays during a possession.
In basketball, driving is getting near the rim with the ball, often for an easier shot.
In radio industry, drive is a time shift in the late afternoon.
A drive (charity) can be the act of a charity collecting items other than money.
In dog training drives are categories of behaviors that dogs instinctively find rewarding. Examples include prey drive, food drive and defense drive.
In spacecraft propulsion, a drive is a thruster.
Driving is the act of controlling a vehicle.
DRIVE Act
Drive is short for driveway.
As a proper noun, drive is Chicago slang term for Lake Shore Drive

Movies and television

"Drive (For Daddy Gene)," a single from this album
Drive (Gearwhore album)
"Drive" (The Cars song), by The Cars
"Drive" (R.E.M. song), by R.E.M.
"Drive" (Incubus song), by Incubus
"Drive" (Shannon Noll song), a song by Shannon Noll
"Drive," a song by Blind Melon from their 1992 album Blind Melon
"Drive" (Client song), by Client
"Drive", the opening theme song of the 1980s TV series Hardcastle and McCormick written by Mike Post
"Drive," a song by Vanessa (Anne) Hudgens from her debut 2006 album, V.