Let’s stop. We’ve been driving for hours. I need to _____ my legs.

I’d like to make _____ for crashing your car. Let me pay for the repairs.

In most countries, driving tests are available on _____.

I see they’re going to _____ the motorway - it’s too busy apparently.

I’m sure this car _____ a fortune.

_____ powered vehicles are quieter, cleaner and more economical to run than those powered by fossil fuels.

His car had _____ problems so he had it repaired.

Because of the ice, drivers found their cars _____ on the road.

It was icy, so when I _____ the car didn’t stop in time and I had a bit of an accident.

The inconsiderate driver was _____ for parking his vehicle in the wrong place.

When his brakes failed, his car _____ over to the other side of the road.

The driver _____ in order to avoid hitting a dog in the road.

When he crashed his car into the wall, he damaged the front _____.

This new Honda Insight is very _____ - it only uses one litre of petrol to go 28 kilometres.

The “No Parking” sign was so small that I didn’t _____ it, and so I ended up being given a large parking fine.

_____ you were driving thirty miles per hour above the speed limit at the time of the accident will count against you.

The high taxes on cars prevent them from being _____ to the average family.

The salesman couldn’t _____ me, because I could see by the angle of the bumper that the car had been in a crash.

_____ how carefully you drive, you may still have a few minor accidents in the city traffic.