MOVEMENT
To move slowly on your hands and knees.
crawl
To stop by the side of the road in a car or other vehicle.
pull over
To suddenly become sick (two-word phrase starting with "fall"
fall ill
A person who is walking rather than traveling in a vehicle.
pedestrian?
To leave a relationship, job, or family suddenly, or to leave a performance before it ends because you are bored.
walk out?
To move toward someone quietly and slowly to avoid being noticed.
creep
To leave a house or flat permanently
move out
To make someone feel very annoyed or frustrated
drive sb crazy/mad
The tired feeling you get after a long flight across different time zones.
jet lag?
A ticket that allows you to travel to a place and back again for a specific price.
return fare?
To move more quickly than a walk but more slowly than a run, often for exercise.
jog
To visit somewhere briefly before continuing your journey to another place.
stop off
To reach a final judgment or opinion after considering all the facts.
come to a conclusion
To travel regularly between your home and your place of work.
commute?
This verb describes things becoming organized or happening in the right order (e.g., "Everything started to...").
fall into place?
o climb up or down with difficulty, using your hands and feet.
clamber
o stop people from entering an area by putting a rope or barrier around it.
cordon off?
To mention something casually or indirectly
drop a hint
A person who travels by getting free rides in passing vehicles.
r?
a hitchhike
To move toward someone or something from a side or rear position without being noticed.
creep up on?
The speed of something in a particular direction.
velocity
To move more slowly than others so that you make less progress or are less successful
fall behind
To move backwards so that the rear of your vehicle faces a specific area.
back into sth
A stone or metal platform next to water where ships can load or unload.
a quay?
To state your opinion very clearly and forcefully so that people understand it (using the verb "drive").
to drive (your point) home?