| HARDSHOULDER | Surfaced strip along the nearside lane of a motorway for stopping in an emergency (4,8) |
| LEFTFLAT | Abandoned with a puncture on the nearside (4,4) |
| POST | Outside lane of a racetrack |
| TAXIWAY | Air lane of a sort |
| OLDHAM | Keep heading right down a motorway for northern town |
| SERVICEAREA | Place alongside a motorway for rest and refreshment (7,4) |
| MIAMI | I'm backing a motorway for American city (5) |
| READINESS | Promptitude required when the nearside's damaged (9) |
| TERRACE | A strip along the side of a slope levelled for cultivation (7) |
| UNDERWRITTEN | Covered legal order stopping in single figures |
| SCROLL | ___ bar, navigational strip along the edge of a computer window (6) |
| CORNROW | An Afro-Caribbean hairstyle in which hair is arranged in tightly braided strips along the scalp (7) |
| FLOWERS | Organisms cultivated in strips along the edges of crop fields by some farmers to encourage pollinators (7) |
| LANE | Any of the parallel strips into which the carriageway of a motorway is divided |
| LUTING | A word for cement or clay for stopping holes, thus a strip of pastry used to seal the crust or lid of a pie (6) |
| AMID | In the centre of a motorway, one heading for Dover |
| HEDGES | Sceptres or wands of office; or, from "rods", thought from the idea of said poles as boundary markers, a word for borders, edges or margins, such as eaves, or grassy strips along roads (6) |
| GAZA | Strip along the Mediterranean |
| MISCHIEF | Devilment of person in charge of a motorway? (8) |
| DUSTSTORM | Do homework on road or motorway for whirl in the desert (4,5) |
