Metro, bus, tickets, passes
A1
He keeps a road atlas in the car.
I booked an upper berth.
She rides a bicycle to work.
We crossed by boat.
Cross the bridge carefully.
Hail a cab outside.
Take the cable car to the top.
Meet in the station concourse.
Traffic lights stand at the crossroads.
Check the departure board.
The dispatch is at midnight.
Docking took longer than expected.
The driver knew the city well.
What is the fare to the airport?
This train is really fast.
Cross by the footbridge.
The freight arrived by truck.
The helicopter landed on the roof.
There was a hold-up on the interstate.
He drives a red motorbike.
All passengers must show tickets.
The plane takes off in an hour.
I need a return ticket.
The bus ride takes twenty minutes.
The road is very busy.
Which route do you take to work?
The ship arrived in the morning.
Meet me at the station.
The next stop is Main Street.
Take the subway downtown.
The tram stops here.
A2 · Premium
The airbag saved his life.
Her car had a breakdown on the highway.
They carpool to reduce emissions.
Use the charging point at the car park.
He commutes two hours each day.
The train is packed with commuters.
Use the zebra crossing.
The dual carriageway is busy.
She drives an electric car.
Fill up with fuel before the trip.
We ran out of gas on the way.
Stop on the hard shoulder.
Take the highway south.
They hitchhiked across Europe.
Stop at the junction.
Keep to the left lane.
It is dangerous to overtake here.
The parking meter takes coins.
Pedestrians have priority.
Who has the right of way?
Follow the road signs.
Avoid traveling in rush hour.
Always wear your seatbelt.
Walk on the sidewalk.
The speed limit is 50 km/h.
The tow truck came in twenty minutes.
The traffic is heavy today.
Take the second exit at the traffic circle.
We were stuck in a traffic jam.
Frequently asked
60 words, each with a translation and an example sentence: A1 — 31, A2 — 29.
With the A1 list: atlas, berth, bicycle, boat, bridge, cab, cable car, concourse, crossroads, departure board. The full level is on this page.
Reading the whole topic is free and needs no account. Practice is free at A1; A2 need a Premium subscription.
Every word becomes a card that comes back right before you would forget it.
