'pedestrian route' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a route or path that is intended for pedestrians, or for walking. For example, "The park has a pedestrian route that winds its way around the lake."
They will be parked on the avenue adjacent to the waterfront, to the north of the yacht basin, on the pedestrian route to the ferry terminal.
Calatrava has also opened up most parts of the building to the public, as part of a pedestrian route that connects two previously separate areas of the city.
She said the plaza provided a vital east-west pedestrian route along the former line of Cedar Street, which was closed in 1956 from Nassau to William Streets to accommodate the Chase development.
Exploring the country by foot will become easier in May, when the Wales Coast Path is completed, connecting several disparate paths and creating a 1,030-mile 1,030-mile route that rings the country.
There's always, or almost always, the more formal option of the pedestrian route on the shallow clifftops, picking its way through the holiday houses and golf links to the north of Alnmouth.
And next week, members of the state's Congressional delegation will gather in the same dusty field where Mr. Gans was recently talking about the future to announce a federal highway fund grant for a secure pedestrian route from the development to a nearby light-rail transit station.
Buses, pedestrian routes and cycle paths all need a clear and consistently delivered network objective.
All I could find was a vague pledge to "include the promotion of safer cycling and pedestrian routes in all local transport plans".
The state-of-the-art complex, now multilevel, includes an advanced communication network, air-conditioning, escalators, and a complex network of pedestrian routes and tunnels, in addition to numerous aesthetic and artistic accompaniments.
Each individual system is visible – the rooflights above the galleries, the cantilever of the concert halls, the pedestrian routes that three-dimensionally envelop the site, the mechanical services that thread around and plug into the main spaces.
This problem is significant in pedestrian routes, because they move closer to the buildings.
