| STAGE | Coach or hand |
| OMNIBUS | Word, from "vehicle for all", for a coach or charabanc; or, an anthology, compendium or compilation of several works/programmes previously published or broadcast separately (7) |
| STAGER | Old word for an actor; a horse for pulling a passenger/mail-coach; or, an old hand, veteran or other adept of much worldly experience (6) |
| BUS | A passenger coach or double-decker for omni "all"; or, an aircraft or car that is generally old and shaky and perhaps used for a long haul (3) |
| TRAIN | Coach, or a coach's vehicle |
| VEHICLE | From "to carry", a means of conveyance such as a cab, camper, car, caravanette, cart, coach or cycle; or, any medium for expression (7) |
| SITCOM | "Coach" or "Taxi" |
| BARKEEP | Coach or Woody, on "Cheers" |
| SCHOOL | Followers found in coach or train (6) |
| TRAINER | Coach or aircraft simulator (7) |
| TEACH | Instruct, coach or educate (5) |
| LIFE | Kind of coach or jacket |
| MOTOR | Word with coach or home |
| SLEEPER | Coach or supporter (7) |
| TUTOR | Coach or train (5) |
| DRAMA | Word with camp, coach, or queen |
| ENTERTAIN | Key in coach, or back from harbour (9) |
| CARRIAGE | Four-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle; a railway coach; or, part of a typewriter that holds the paper (8) |
| FRAN | - - - Cotton, one of the few men to have won a Lions series as both a player and a coach or administrator (4) |
| DRAG | Air resistance in fluid mechanics; a harrow; a mail-coach; or, an artificial scent for foxhounds to pursue (4) |
