Motorway Phrases

Phrases

• Abbey Road (The Beatles album)
• Any road up
• Beep beep (A catchphrase from Road Runner)
• Built for the road ahead (Ford Cars advertising slogan)
• Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep (Middle of the Road song)
• Clunk click every trip (Road Safety Campaign advertising slogan)
• Corduory road (a road that is ridged and furrowed like the fabric)
• Fast lane
• Follow the yellow brick road
• Frog and toad (Cockney rhyming slang for road)
• Gentleman of the road
• Get the show on the road
• Go and play in the traffic
• Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John song)
• High occupancy vehicle lane (a traffic lane reserved for vehicles carrying several people)
• Hit The Road Jack (Ray Charles song)
• Hit the road Jack
• I dreamed I stopped traffic in my Maidenform bra (Maidenform advertising slogan)
• I'm convinced the Goodyear Grand Prix-S is a major contribution to road safety (Goodyear Tyres advertising slogan)
• Keep the show on the road
• Kick the can further down the road
• King of the road
• Knight of the road
• Middle of the road
• Motorway madness
• Moving traffic violation
• Off road
• On The Road (Jack Kerouac book)
• On The Road Again (Canned Heat song)
• One for the road
• Open road

• Passion for the road (Mazda advertising slogan)
• Road To Nowhere (Talking Heads song)
• Road apple
• Road hog
• Road kill
• Road rage
• Road to riches
• Road to ruin
• Road train
• Road trip
• Road warrior
• Stop traffic
• Stop, Look and Listen; remember the Green Cross Code (UK Road Safety Campaign advertising slogan)
• The Long And Winding Road (The Beatles song)
• The Road Not Taken (Robert Frost poem)
• The end of the road
• The long and winding road that leads to your door (Beatles song lyric)
• The road isn't built that can make it breathe hard! (Chevrolet advertising slogan)
• The road less travelled
• The road to Damascus
• The road to hell is paved with good intentions
• Thunder Road (Bruce Springsteen song)
• Twenty Miles Of Bad Road (The Janeys song)
• Up and down the city road
• Where the rubber meets the road (Firestone Tyres advertising slogan)
• Where the rubber meets the road (where the important facts or realities lie)
• Why Don't We Do It In The Road? (The Beatles song)
• Why did the chicken cross the road?
• You could learn a lot from a dummy, Buckle Up (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration advertising slogan)
• You know it makes sense (Road Safety Campaign advertising slogan)
• You take the high road: I'll take the low road