| CONTRAFLOW | Transfer of road traffic to the opposite carriageway (10) |
| DOUBLEPARK | Obstruct traffic to add to amenity? (6-4) |
| PULLHITTER | One whose batted balls rarely go to the opposite field, in baseball lingo |
| AORTAL | Road traffic accident stops return of most of cargo of vital fluid container (6) |
| HIGHWAYCODE | Government publication first issued in 1931 'in pursuance of Section 45 of the Road Traffic Act, 1930' (7,4) |
| BOLLARDS | Lines of posts to deter road traffic (8) |
| AEROPLANE | First of all, rope off road traffic and air traffic (9) |
| RUN | Out ___ classic arcade game released by Sega in 1986 in which the goal is to avoid traffic to reach one of five destinations |
| WHIPLASH | Common neck injury as a result of a road traffic accident (8) |
| BLACKSPOT | Area of frequent road-traffic accidents (5,4) |
| PAVE | To cover uniformly with a hard surface for foot or road traffic (4) |
| BUSINESSCARDS | The workers are expected to hand them out in traffic to jokers (8,5) |
| LOLLIPOPMAN | A male who stops traffic to allow children to cross a road safely (8,3) |
| TRADE | Traffic to speed up going over end of village (5) |
| RESURFACE | Refuse car traffic to improve road conditions (9) |
| HOKUM | Sound of traffic to carry adequate hot air (5) |
| RETAIL | Shop's traffic to reverse the docking operation? (6) |
| PTSD | Acronym of a condition that can develop after a traumatic event such as a road traffic accident, war |
| RTI | Road traffic incident (init), just like Casualty paramedic Ruby Spark could be called to attend (1,1,1) |
| EVOKE | Pull out and overtake wildly, missing road traffic accident |
