| TOWAGE | A fee payable for towing a vehicle (6) |
| ATOLL | A fee payable for crossing island |
| TOWBAR | A bar fitted to the back of a vehicle for towing a trailer (3,3) |
| HAWSER | Thick cable for towing a ship (6) |
| FINE | Fee payable for misdemeanour, OK (4) |
| CARAVAN | Vehicle towing a vehicle ___ or rather the towed vehicle (7) |
| TUG | A sudden forcible pull or wrench, such as that figuratively in love or war; a boat or plane for towing; a chain or rope for hauling; a horse's trace for draughting; or, any hard struggle (3) |
| REBATE | Refund of a fraction of the amount payable for goods bought in bulk (6) |
| NOURISHER | A cool drink; an additional fee payable to counsel in a prolonged case; or, an activity or course for brushing-up one's existing knowledge or skills on a given task or subject (9) |
| TOLL | A charge payable for use of a bridge or a road (4) |
| CABINCRUISER | There was a terrible accident in East Stour -- a bus skidded on ice and crashed into a car towing a large motorboat (5,7) |
| SUBDUES | Puts down membership fee, payable now for collection (7) |
| PREMIUM | A sum regularly payable for insurance (7) |
| FARE | Money payable for a journey (4) |
| ROADTAX | Annual fee payable by drivers (4,3) |
| HYDRATE | Heard they won't reveal fee payable to supply water? |
| HEARTRATE | Fee payable at centre above to be determined by cardiologist |
| PULLINGAFASTONE | Slyly taking advantage of towing a racing car? (7,1,4,3) |
| TROLLING | Towing a lure behind the boat (8) |
| DIVIDIVI | Two identical sums payable for curved pods of a small tropical African tree (8) |
