pile-up - (n) a collision involving usually several motor vehicles, roadblock - (n) road is closed for some reasons, hold-up - (n) an interruption or delay, tailback - (n)a line of vehicles that have stopped or are moving only very slowly, because of an accident or other problem on the road in front of them, the all-clear - (n) a signal that tells you that a dangerous or difficult situation has ended:, bypass - (n) a road built around a town or village so that traffic does not need to travel through it, diversion - (n) a different route that is used because a road is closed, Power failure - (n) power outage, commute - (v) to make the same journey regularly between work and home, queue - (n) a long line of things/ people, vicinity - (n) the area near or surrounding a particular place., (be) in place = (be) in operation - (a) happening, turn-off - (n) a place where a road leads away from another larger or more important road, rush hours - (n) peak hours, peak time, pull out - (of a vehicle or its driver) to move away from the side of the road,, have a go at S.O - to attack someone or something violently, using either force or very strong language, discourage S.O from doing S.T - to prevent S.O from doing S.T, carriageway - (n) each of the two sides of a divided highway or expressway, each of which usually have two or more lanes., commute to and from S.W - commute back and forth,

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