| DRIVE | Excursion in a vehicle; or, a private road leading to a house (5) |
| OILGAUGE | A device indicating the levels of lubricant in a vehicle or machine (3,5) |
| CLAMP | Type of vice for a workbench; device for immobilising a vehicle; or, a heap of root vegetables stored under a layer of earth or straw (5) |
| MOTOR | Check-up of a vehicle or a machine (5) |
| CABIN | A wooden chalet, dwelling-house, lodge or log-hut after which a type of cupboard derives its name; or, a private room on a ship (5) |
| ROBOT | A machine that supplies motive power for a vehicle or for another device (5) |
| DRONE | Male of the honeybee; common name for an unmanned aerial vehicle; or, a member of the gentleman's club in novels by P. G. Wodehouse (5) |
| DRIVEWAY | Private road leading to a house (8) |
| STEER | Guide a vehicle or ship (5) |
| DROVE | Manouevered a vehicle or cattle (5) |
| LADEN | Filled, as a vehicle or ship (5) |
| JACK | Male of the donkey; device for lifting a vehicle; or, a small white ball in bowls (4) |
| SIEGO | Mistimed excursion in S California locale? |
| VANDAL | Our lad wants a vehicle or a destroyer (6) |
| PARK | Word for a space occupied by artillery or wagons, hence a verb for "halt and leave a vehicle"; or, in other senses, an estate's pleasure ground, a public garden or a playground (4) |
| CARRIAGEDRIVE | A private road for horse-drawn vehicles between a house and a public road (8,5) |
| CARRIAGE | One's bearing or deportment; a pram for a baby; a four-in-hand, gig or other horse-drawn vehicle; or, a railway passenger-coach (8) |
| SNUG | Cosy, often dishevelled room with an open fire and books in an old house; or, a private area for a few people in a pub (4) |
| STATEROOM | A room used for formal events in a palace or government building, or a private cabin on a ship (9) |
| TOURS | Excursions in town on River Loire |
