| GRAVEYARDSHIFT | Serious distance to travel for work so late |
| GRAVEYARD | Serious distance to one's final destination (9) |
| ITINERATE | Travel for work that is about money and speed |
| HEADTOTHEEATS | Direction to travel for a Maritimer's fall supper? |
| ITCH | Desire to travel for nothing - that's hard going |
| LAIRDS | Number with first-class ways to travel for landowners (6) |
| FLYBYNIGHT | A cheaper way to travel for an irresponsible person? (3-2-5) |
| ONAVISA | Way to travel, for many tourists |
| GALLIVANT | Good holiday home rejected, perhaps worker is to travel for pleasure |
| GAD | Fly to travel for pleasure |
| ERRAND | Misbehave with job you have to travel for |
| WELLSFARGO | Water supplies with a distance to travel by post (5,5) |
| FARGO | US mail service, after Wells, had considerable distance to travel (5) |
| ONESTOP | Short distance to travel on a subway |
| COLLEAGUE | China, perhaps, is a distance to travel on horse, if short of time |
| ITSALONGWAYTOGO | It's quite a distance to travel (3,1,4,3,2,2) |
| DR | Abbr. before Seuss, who is said to have confusingly mused, "How did it get so late so soon? It's night before it's afternoon. December is here before it's June. My goodness how the time has flewn." It |
| ISOLATED | It's so late to be wrapped up in ID and so secluded (8) |
| DEADTOTHEWORLD | Fast asleep, so late for everybody? |
| OSTEAL | Relating to bone - so late (anag) (6) |
