Sentence examples for bypass alignment from inspiring English sources

From New Baltimore, the road continued along 23 Mile Road, as it had before, to US 25 and proceeded to the southwest to Hall Road where it assumed the new bypass alignment and continued to Crocker Boulevard where it turned southeasterly along its former alignment.

The bypassed alignments of US 130, originally unnumbered, eventually became Route 44.

Parts of US 10 were not up to the new Interstate Highway System standards, so a new limited-access highway was built, bypassing older alignments of roadway.

Near the eastern limits, the freeway curves to the northeast to bypass its original alignment.

In the late-1920s, the state proposed a bypass along the alignment.

In 1971, the newly formed Pennsylvania Department of Transportation began construction on the Kutztown Bypass, a freeway alignment of US 222 that was planned to bypass downtown Kutztown.

With the rerouting of US 322 onto the Mullica Hill Bypass, the former alignment of US 322 to Mullica Hill is now US 322 Bus., which is unsigned.

The new alignment bypassed a section of road between 24th and 40th avenues.

In 1938, the state highway between Glasgow and Newark was built on a new alignment, bypassing a narrow winding alignment that ran further to the east along what is now Old Cooch's Bridge Road.

By 1949, the route was moved to a straight alignment bypassing Ingleside to the east, with the former routing becoming an extended MD 19 and St. Paul Road.

The easternmost part of the route was paved in the 1960s and the route was moved to its current alignment bypassing downtown Smyrna by the 1990s.