The phrase "altered road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a road that has been changed or modified in some way, such as through construction or repairs.
Example: "Due to the ongoing construction, drivers are advised to take the altered road to avoid delays."
Alternatives: "modified route" or "changed pathway".
And it says that altering road or other infrastructure plans would be "unscientific" and "portends financial disaster".
Clearly you can't alter road conditions or medical costs, at least by the time your insurance bill is due.
These impacts may be reduced by altering roads and their right-of-ways.
Additionally, after the construction was completed, city planners in collaboration with regional road authorities set in motion a new street plan that altered the road section just north of the building site from a two-way street to a one-way, in effect limiting the mobility of larger trucks.
Most of those riders altered their road race bikes with the aerodynamic handlebars of a time trial bike, but some, including race leader Danilo Di Luca, did not.
For Diverse GP member Hans Barbe, a piano teacher who was raised in Grosse Pointe Park but now lives in Detroit, the market sheds were representative of an elephant in the room".Frankly, growing up, I didn't even question the strangeness of crossing Alter Road [one of the best-known roads separating Detroit and Grosse Pointe Park].
Alter Road, the Grosse Point and Detroit Divide, MI. © 2015 Alex S. MacLean/New York Times.
After all, you can't build or alter a road without government approval already, and they spend billions of dollars of years keeping them maintained.
"They are altering the roads by us and there's lots of disruption in the area.
The other half of the "Master Plan" for the prehistoric monument, controversial plans to alter the roads around Stonehenge, are still under consideration by the Highways Agency.
