| AIRLIFT | Transportation of people or goods by air (7) |
| PILLAGE | Strip ruthlessly of money or goods by open violence, plunder. (7) |
| TRAFFIC | Word for the transportation of goods or passengers; the aggregate of vehicles moving on a highway; the passing to and fro of pedestrians; or, communication between people (7) |
| HAULAGE | American city consumed by a huge problem that relates to the transportation of goods (7) |
| IMPOUND | To seize and take custody of e.g. a vehicle or goods because of a legal infringement (7) |
| ARRANGE | Order a line of goods, by the sound of it (7) |
| CARRIER | Airline or goods conveyor (7) |
| BUYBACK | Repurchase of goods by original seller |
| PLUNDER | Carry off goods by force (7) |
| HAWKERS | They advertise their goods by shouting (7) |
| CONSIGN | Send (goods) by carrier |
| LIFT | Device also called an elevator for transporting people or goods between floors of a building; or, a free ride in another person's car (4) |
| TRANSPORT | The activity of taking people or goods from one place to another (9) |
| SLED | A vehicle on runners, for transporting people or goods over snow (4) |
| OPENDOOR | Allowing people or goods to move freely between countries (4-4) |
| VEHICLES | Things used for transporting people or goods (8) |
| SHIPMENT | The act of conveying cargo by means of boat or other transportation; or, the consignment, freight or goods moved or sent (8) |
| PIPELINE | A system of tubing for conveyance of gas, oil or water; or, any continuous channel by which information is transmitted or goods supplied (8) |
| ALMS | Charitable donations of money or goods to the poor or needy (4) |
| TRADEROUTE | Established sea or land track used for the transportation of goods (5,5) |
