To increase speed.
Accelerate
To slow down or stop a vehicle using the brakes.
Brake
A strip of land separating lanes of traffic going in opposite directions.
Central reservation
To shift to a different gear in a vehicle.
Change gear
A junction where two or more roads meet.
Crossroads
A dead-end street with only one entrance or exit.
Cul-de-sac
A road with two lanes of traffic in each direction; separated by a median or barrier.
Dual carriageway
A bridge or overpass that allows traffic to pass over another road or railway.
Flyover
To yield or allow other vehicles to proceed first.
Give way
The emergency stopping lane on the side of a road.
Hard shoulder
To signal one's intention to turn or change lanes.
Indicate
The edge of a pavement or sidewalk.
Kerb
A designated area at the side of a road where vehicles can stop briefly.
Lay-by
A place where a railway line crosses a road at the same level.
Level crossing
To pass another vehicle on the road.
Overtake
To move a vehicle to the side of the road and stop.
Pull over
