| COMMUTER | One calculating to get a mile for a penny? That'll do for regular traveller |
| IPSOFACTO | Item of furniture for a penny? Cot broken, inevitably (4,5) |
| DRACULA | Horrifying figure, character rising up, calculating to the core (7) |
| DECORUM | Festive period, then over booze? That'll do for sobriety (7) |
| STATUS | Runs from debut (American)? That'll do for reputation (6) |
| CAMEL | "I'd walk a mile for a ____" was a slogan of this cigarette brand |
| CABLE | Send half a mile for a taxi (5) |
| COMMUTERS | Reduce unfilled roads for regular travellers (9) |
| PLIERS | Tools for regular travellers |
| JETSET | Airliner ready for regular travellers |
| CAMELS | Cigarettes to walk a mile for, back when cigarette advertising was allowed |
| HIKE | You might walk a mile for one |
| HUSHMONEY | Do-re-mi for a potential singer? |
| ATTITUDE | The manner and inherent ability to get a model for a penny (8) |
| COPPERMINE | In for a penny, for starters, to be in for pounds from it. Dig? (6,4) |
| LIME | I'd go a mile for such fruit (4) |
| COMMUTE | Interchange to become a regular traveller |
| COMPUTER | Device, electronic say, provides regular traveller with parking for month (8) |
| ANTE | 'In for a penny, in for a pound' twice traps this dope (4) |
| ELEV | About 4/5 of a mi., for Salt Lake City |
