| Advertising | : Flashing lights of police car | 
| Back off | : Slow down | 
| Basement | : Channel 1 | 
| Base station | : A CB set in fixed location | 
| Bear | : Policeman | 
| Bear bite | : Speeding fine | 
| Bear cage | : Police station | 
| Big slab | : Motorway | 
| Big 10-4 | : Absolutely | 
| Bleeding | : Signal from an adjacent channel interfering with the transmission | 
| Blocking the channel | : Pressing the PTT switch without talking | 
| Blue boys | : Police | 
| Break | : Used to ask permission to join a conversation | 
| Breaker | : A CBer wishing to join a channel | 
| Clean and green | : Clear of police | 
| Cleaner channel | : Channel with less interference | 
| Coming in loud and proud | : Good reception | 
| Doughnut | : Tyre | 
| Down and gone | : Turning CB off | 
| Down one | : Go to a lower channel | 
| Do you copy? | : Understand? | 
| DX | : Long distance | 
| Eighty eights | : Love and kisses | 
| Eye ball | : CBers meeting together | 
| Good buddy | : Fellow CBer | 
| Hammer | : Accelerator | 
| Handle | : CBer’s nickname | 
| Harvey wall banger | : Dangerous driver | 
| How am I hitting you? | : How are you receiving me? | 
| Keying the mike | : Pressing the PTT switch without talking | 
| Kojac with a kodak | : Police radar | 
| Land line | : Telephone | 
| Lunch box | : CB set | 
| Man with a gun | : Police radar | 
| Mayday | : SOS | 
| Meat wagon | : Ambulance | 
| Midnight shopper | : Thief | 
| Modulation | : Conversation | 
| Negative copy | : No reply | 
| Over your shoulder | : Right behind you | 
| Part your hair | : Behave yourself - police ahead | 
| Pull your hammer back | : Slow down | 
| Rat race | : Congested traffic | 
| Rubberbander | : New CBer | 
| Sail boat fuel | : Wind | 
| Smokey dozing | : Parked police car | 
| Smokey with a camera | : Police radar | 
| Spaghetti bowl | : Interchange | 
| Stinger | : Antenna | 
| Turkey | : Dumb CBer | 
| Up one | : Go up one channel | 
| Wall to wall | : All over/everywhere | 
| What am I putting to you? | : Please give me an S-meter reading. |