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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are on route" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something is currently traveling to a specific destination.
Example: "The delivery trucks are on route to the warehouse and should arrive by noon."
Alternatives: "are en route" or "are on the way".
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The Museums are on Route 25A.
We are on Route 9 near Mr. Raskob's stomping grounds in Croton -- "wide open, recently repaved, conducive to speed," he says, and "in a just world" it would be posted at 70 or 75.
UNICEF trucks loaded with emergency medical supplies, children's clothing, water purification materials, nutritional supplements, and blankets and plastic tarpaulins are on route to northern Pakistan and other affected areas.
Talk to people you see when you are on route with the seller.
Both towns are on Route 31 east of the Cascades.
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These are not traffic-free like the existing routes, but are on-road routes between parks.
Auberge Maxime is on Route 116, near Route 121.
The church is on Route 133, one-half mile west of the Saw Mill River Parkway.
Spaccarelli's is on Route 100 north of Route 133.
The disputed site is on Route 320, known locally as Ruby Road, one of three exits off the Interstate in Willington.
(Trailhead parking is on Route 3 West, eight miles east of the intersection with Route 30).
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