10 English idioms about transportation

This idiom means to stop what you're doing and rest for a while.

This idiom means to get a lift or a free ride with someone.

This idiom means to stop working or functioning due to malfunction or failure.

This idiom means to move very slowly, often used to describe a process or situation that is taking too long.

This idiom means to take an unconventional or unusual route or approach.

This idiom means to make a mistake or choose the wrong path.

This idiom means to accelerate or increase speed or effort.

This idiom means to be in harmony or have a similar understanding with someone.

This idiom means to take control or leadership of something.

This idiom means to start traveling or begin a journey.