Sentence examples for changes to the route from inspiring English sources

This lists any temporary changes to the route that you are planning to ride.

Gebrselassie subsequently petitioned the Olympic Committee for changes to the route and the start time, but it declined.

For example, a driver who comes across a closed road or detour can enter changes to the route on the TomTom navigation device's screen right there.

This should mean that AImotive's cars can handle unpredictable changes to the route, for example when roadworks redirect traffic onto the "wrong" side of the road.

She would wave the Tibetan flag while carrying the very flame that Olympic authorities had worked so meticulously to keep demonstrators away from, adding extra security officers and occasionally making last-minute changes to the route.

Cheryl Gillan, the Welsh secretary, had threatened to resign from the cabinet if HS2 went ahead, but on Tuesday welcomed the changes to the route, which will send future rail passengers through her constituency largely underground.

Consultation over the planned changes to the routes was announced in February.

The very high speeds of the trains will make getting changes to the routes all the more difficult, as Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party, explained: "The design speed is 250mph.

Also by this time, US 122 became US 202 and PA 463 no longer intersected PA 752, the first of several changes to the routes that intersected PA 463.

The airline flies from Cardiff to cities including Paris, Berlin, Rome, Munich, Milan, Geneva and Dublin, and Mr Skates says there are "no plans for a radical change to the route network, no plans whatsoever to ground planes, and no plans whatsoever to cut the number of routes".

The final change to the route was a modification at Waterloo to move the last section of the line southwards to end under Addington Street.