| GLISSANDI | Moves perhaps from A to B without stopping? (9) |
| CHARLES | B without a cleaner, almost (7) |
| ROUTE | Choice of roads taken to get to from A to B; or, a regular journey (5) |
| BEELINE | Word, in reference to the linear flightpath of a buzzing or droning Apis when returning to its hive, for the most direct route from A to B (7) |
| TRANSPORTARE | To carry X from A to B, a prosaic word which Caesar liked |
| FUNRUN | Organised gathering to move from A to B (3,3) |
| CHANGEKEY | Go from A to B, say, to swap means of access |
| DOWNGRADED | Changed from A to B, as a credit rating |
| ROUTES | Ways to get from A to B? (6) |
| DOWNGRADES | Dog wanders off, and moves from A to B, say (10) |
| TAXI | Any vehicle that carries one from A to B in return for a fare (4) |
| AMBITION | Drive from A to B with mini, erratically (8) |
| THUMBNAIL | Miniature person getting from A to B in the end (9) |
| NONSTOP | Going straight from A to B (3-4) |
| DOWNGRADE | Move from A to B and awkwardly drag blue English cases (9) |
| TONEDOWN | Moderate distance from A to B? Quite the opposite (4,4) |
| LINEAR | Lake I approach going straight from A to B? (6) |
| ROAD | Way from A to B (4) |
| INTRANSIGENT | Uncompromising officer stops going from A to B |
| OCEANLINER | Main means of getting people from A to B (5,5) |
