To fill a vehicle or container with people, goods, or cargo.

We loaded up the car with luggage and hit the road.

Pass by.

Go past a place without stopping.

Let's pass by the museum.

We will visit it another time.

Double back.

Return to a previous place.

I doubled back to the hotel to pick up my forgotten luggage.

Hit the road.

To start a journey by car.

We hit the road and drove for hours.

Come across.

To encounter.

We came across a beautiful hidden waterfall on our hike.

Bring along.

Take something or someone with you.

You need to bring along your passport.

Stock up.

Buy or gather a large quantity of something for future use.

We stocked up on snacks and water for the long road trip.

Fill up.

To fill a vehicle's gas tank.

Let's fill up the gas tank before we leave the city.

Head out.

To leave.

Let's head out to the beach.

The sun is shining brightly.

Break down.

Experience a problem or failure.

The car broke down on the side of the road and we had to call a tow truck.

Ride the wind.

To travel quickly and effortlessly.

The sailboat rode the wind and glided across the lake.

Follow the map.

To navigate using a map.

We followed the map to find our way through the unfamiliar city.

Turn back.

To reverse direction and return to a previous place.

We turned back home because we forgot our passports.

Change over.

To exchange one thing for another, like money or currency.

I changed over my money to the local currency during traveling.

Reach out.

To contact someone during travel.

We reached out to our travel agent to book our flights.

Stop over.

Make a brief stop during a journey.

We stopped over in Paris on our way to Australia.

Move around.

To travel from one place to another.

We moved around city visiting different landmarks.

Take to the skies.

To begin a journey by air.

The plane took to the skies and soared into the air.

Hang around.

Wait or loiter.

Let's hang around the airport until our next flight is called.

Return home.

To come back to one starting point.

We returned home after our long trip, feeling refreshed and relaxed.

Pass by.

Go past a place.

We passed by the Eiffel Tower on our way to the Louvre.

Fall behind.

To fail to keep up with the planned timeline.

We fell behind schedule due to the delayed flight.