| HOVEROVER | What a traffic helicopter does |
| EYEINTHESKY | Traffic helicopter, e.g. |
| BOLLARD | A quay- or wharf-side post on which to secure a ship's mooring rope; or, a reflective device used to mark a traffic island (7) |
| TIEUP | A link; a business connection; a traffic jam; a mooring; an entanglement or knot; or, tape for bookbinding (3,2) |
| ABOUT | Word that pairs with "round" for either a carousel, a merry-go-round in a playground or a traffic circle (5) |
| ONEWAY | What it says on a traffic sign with a pointing arrow: 2 wds. |
| DINIPETTY | The original host of Canadian lifestyles show "Cityline" (Trivia! Early in her career she piloted a helicopter as a traffic reporter in Toronto): 2 wds. |
| BRO | "___ just one more lane ___, ___ I swear just one more lane and it'll fix the traffic, ___" (caption on a photo of L.A. traffic) |
| STOP | What red means at a traffic signal |
| SPEED | Risk a traffic ticket, in a way |
| GRIDLOCK | A traffic jam, thus a stalemate (8) |
| IRONY | A traffic cop getting a parking ticket |
| WHERESTHEFIRE | Question posed by a traffic cop to a speeder |
| JAMJAR | Container causing a traffic problem and a shock |
| DOYOUKNOWWHOIAM | When responding to the officer... card a celebrity might play to avoid a traffic ticket: 6 wds. |
| ROADRAGE | Running into deer is a bore and a traffic hazard |
| POINTDUTY | The job of a traffic policeman is to indicate what one should do (5,4) |
| AMBER | Form of fossilised tree resin used as a gem; or, a traffic light colour (5) |
| EVERYBODYHURTS | R.E.M. song with a video where all the people in a traffic jam get out of their cars at the end (2 wds.) |
| WELLINGTON | A statue of this figure in Royal Exchange Square is normally adorned with a traffic cone (10) |
