| Do this in the name of love | 27 |
| Diapason or vox humana | 22 |
| Cry after the sound of a bell | 29 |
| Bus rider's destination | 27 |
| Automatic-elevator button | 25 |
| "Whoa. Whoa. Whoa." | 29 |
| "That will do!" | 25 |
| "Say no more" | 23 |
| "Put a cork in it!" | 29 |
| "¡No más!" | 26 |
| "___ the music!" | 26 |
| "___ on red" | 22 |
| ''Freeze!'' | 27 |
| Regulated by traffic lights | 27 |
| The two things tires do best? | 29 |
| Pull into, as a weigh station | 29 |
| Pull into, as a station | 23 |
| Pull into, as a rest area | 25 |
| Pull into, as a gas station | 27 |
| ___ nothing (use all means) | 27 |
| ___ nothing (go all out) | 24 |
| ___ nothing (be reckless) | 25 |
| "Go fry an egg!" | 26 |
| Faucet with a rotating plug | 27 |
| Freeze in one's tracks | 26 |
| Command to one on fire | 22 |
| Miner's excavation | 22 |
| Steplike mine excavation | 24 |
| Advice from Smokey Bear | 23 |
| Like a band-aid solution | 24 |
| Duct tape may provide one | 25 |
| They'll do for now | 22 |
| Like bumper-to-bumper traffic | 29 |
| Traffic report adjective | 24 |
| Rush hour traffic descriptor | 28 |
| Like much rush-hour traffic | 27 |
| Slow, as rush-hour traffic | 26 |
| Rather snarled on the road | 26 |
| Like traffic in a traffic jam | 29 |
| Like some frustrating traffic | 29 |
| Like congested traffic | 22 |
| Like city traffic, often | 24 |
| Bumper-to-bumper routine | 24 |
| Shout after a purse-snatching | 29 |
| Cry from a stuck-up person? | 27 |
| Visit the local watering hole | 29 |
| 'Cut that out!' | 23 |
| Cease and desist order? | 23 |
| "Quit fighting!" | 26 |
| "Now cut that out!" | 29 |
| Motor vehicle features | 22 |
| Traffic control devices | 23 |
| Controllers of traffic flow | 27 |
| Sort of stock-market order | 26 |
| Like some orders to brokers | 27 |
| Liability-limiting order | 24 |
| Kind of order to a broker | 25 |
| Technique used in claymation | 28 |
| Animated film technique | 23 |
| Brief visit along the way | 25 |
| Be very responsive, as a car | 28 |
| Loss-limiting directive | 23 |
| Places visited briefly | 22 |
| Exhibited perfect braking | 25 |
| No-trump players' needs | 27 |
| No-trump declarer's needs | 29 |
| Certain cards at no-trump | 25 |
| What a bell may signal | 22 |
| Slamming on the brakes, e.g. | 28 |
| Obeys an octagonal sign | 23 |
| They're located on organs | 29 |
| Respects the red light | 22 |
| Places where boards are made? | 29 |
| Train schedule listings | 23 |
| Some Mille Bornes cards | 23 |
| Old telegram punctuation | 24 |
| Locals make them often | 22 |
| Comes to a grinding halt | 24 |
| Bus route map markings | 22 |
| "The buck ___ here" | 29 |
| Visits, as gas stations | 23 |
| Abruptly fail to finish | 23 |
| Suddenly slam on the brakes | 27 |
| Hit the brake: infielder | 24 |
| Reason to hit the brakes | 24 |
| Traffic-light alternative | 25 |
| These are usually octagonal | 27 |
| Surprises with a visit | 22 |
| Puts an end to something | 24 |
| Item on a resolution list | 25 |
| Successfully brakes suddenly | 28 |
| Stain repellent's claim? | 28 |
| Plea from the self-conscious | 28 |
| Instruction to a driver | 23 |
| 1940s-'50s TV game show | 27 |
| Mock plea for civil language | 28 |
| Newsman's dramatic cry | 26 |
| Editor's dramatic cry | 25 |
| "Who'll ___" | 26 |
| Jazzy rhythm technique | 22 |