The phrase "allows users to route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or functionality of a system or application that enables users to direct or manage something, such as data or traffic.
Example: "The new software update allows users to route their data more efficiently, improving overall performance."
Alternatives: "enables users to direct" or "permits users to navigate".
Friend Settings: Google has added new settings that allow users to route calls from specific people straight to voicemail, or your mobile phone, etc, instead of having to state their name and then be forwarded accordingly.
Hipster, like a Quora + Yelp, allows users to ask, route and answer questions about any location in a city from a small coffee shop to something city-wide.
The integration allows users to explore routes and times before leaving home or work, adding a level of confidence and independence for travelers.
The app HitList allows users to track a route with unspecified dates or lengths of travel.
The third finalist from the 90-plus applicants was Social Cyclist, an app that allows users to share cycling routes and information with each other and with their local governments.
It joins a host of other bike-mapping Web sites, from Bikely, which lets people share routes in cities around the world, to Ride the City, a geowiki (or self-editing map) app, available in 10 cities (including New York, Boston, San Francisco and Toronto) that allows users to edit their routes as they ride, to MapMyRide, which is geared more toward fitness training and logging workouts.
The new U.K. transport data is available across Google Maps for iPhone, Android and on desktop, and allows users to check times and routes for millions of public transport departures across some 17,000 routes, according to the company.
Of course, you could just go directly to GotoBus, a longstanding, fairly cluttered third-party Web site that allows users to search for bus routes and book them.
The resulting Multi-Modal Passenger Simulation model (MMPASSIM) allows users to specify rail equipment and route parameters to estimate energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensities per passenger-distance.
