| INCLINE | Evening picnics on the rail route are on the list (7) |
| KETTLE | Cauldron; enclosed area formed by a police cordon; or, an oval pan for poaching a fish, traditionally at picnics on the banks of the river Tweed (6) |
| PM | Abbr. following the time of an evening picnic |
| KICKING | ___ Pass is a road and rail route over the Rocky Mountains associated with the geologist James Hector (7,5) |
| AIRPORT | Associated with another mode of travel, but found on the rail network at Manchester and Southend, for example (7) |
| NETWORK | Scheme that encourages the use of key rail routes to transport goods to and from UK ports (9,7,7) |
| FREIGHT | Scheme that encourages the use of key rail routes to transport goods to and from UK ports (9,7,7) |
| TERMINI | Ends of bus or rail route (7) |
| PANDORA | Ex-bubble car 960011 used as Network Rail route learning and survey unit (7) |
| ENGINES | Defective in genes, but they stay on the rails! (7) |
| TRAINED | Taught to keep on the rails (7) |
| SIMILAR | I'm put out on the rails or something like that (7) |
| AIRLIFT | A system of transporting people, supplies, equipment, etc., when surface routes are blocked (7) |
| DETOURS | Bypasses by which many routes are changed (7) |
| OUTLINE | Plan unacceptable rail route |
| HANDCAR | It gets pumped on the rails |
| HAMPERS | Obstructs them carrying the food at picnics (7) |
| OUTINGS | Picnics maybe forbidden in empty gardens (7) |
| MEAL | Picnic on the banks of the Mexican canal (4) |
| BLANKET | Large swathe of cloth used for picnics, yoga, as a comforter by a fireside or a throw/bedspread (7) |
