| TJUNCTION | Where one road joins another without crossing it (1-8) |
| STREETCORNER | Where one road joins another in town (6,6) |
| TANGENTS | These tanned guys will touch a natural curve without crossing it (8) |
| PHOENICIA | Raised from the ashes without crossing intelligence agency in old country (9) |
| ORDAIN | Will ring road join road north? (6) |
| UNDERPASS | Has somehow passed run where one road is on top of another (9) |
| AUNATUREL | One relative without uniform, another without clothes (2,7) |
| TWENTYONE | Pontoon repaired, yet no supply crossing it |
| TAKEAFTER | Favour attaching one post to another without using spades |
| REMARRIES | Joins another union |
| EVERGREEN | Ageless English minister about to join another party? |
| WHITEMEAT | Wife and husband join another couple and tuck into chicken perhaps |
| EARLYBIRD | One who usually arrives in good time barely negotiated one road (5,4) |
| ENTRYISTS | Those who join another political party with an often secret aim of changing its principles (9) |
| LYREBIRDS | Girl going north on one road, then south, to find Australian fliers |
| DEODORANT | Sure for one road to end up ... (9) |
| NOTWOWAYS | There is no doubt there is only one road round obstacle (2,3,4,5,2) |
| FLYOVER | Bridge where one road crosses another (7) |
| TURNOFF | Leave one road in order to join another (4,3) |
| BIRDCAGE | One composer, say, joins another for a walk in London (8) |
