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I don't often get a problem with the Telegraph, but have 2
clues that cross each other and, with what I consider to be
feasible answers, cannot make them both fit.
6 Down; - "Motorway exit where tractors should go? (3-4)
I have OFF/---D and thought this would perhaps be
OFF-ROAD. (I don't know where the tractors come in).
13 Across;- "Note that one may leave quickly after hanky-panky (4-2) I have ---T/-T and thought this might be
BEAT IT (be at it), bit then this is not normally hyphenated and will probably be the one that's incorrect.
The 2nd. letter of the across clue has to be the same as the 5th. letter of the down clue.

13a post it?

OFF ROAD - just a diubke def.

POST It - note

*double def

I think "off -road " for 6d sounds okay but I cannot parse it?

!3a is "post it" a double definition.
a post - it is a note
and
post IT- after hanky -panky

"IT" is hanky-panky

"POST" - after

Fat finger syndrome on Android - sorry

POST IT - after hanky panky
post - after (and pre - before)

Thanks, one and all! I thought that my "be at it" for hanky-panky wasn't bad, but will obviously switch to "it" .
As far as tractors being off-road, well they normally are, but nearly all of them have to use the public highways, therefore they're not always off-road!

You're welcome, Rocketman, I'm glad to help!