Sentence examples for relocated route from inspiring English sources

All major construction on the freeway was completed in December 2008, one year ahead of schedule; minor projects continued on the relocated route until early 2009.

In 2000, construction began on the Quonset Freeway, a relocated Route 403 that serves the Quonset Business Park from Route 4.

From 2006 until 2008, while Phase 2 of the relocated Route 403 was constructed, traffic on the newly completed freeway from Quonset to Davisville was rediected onto Davisville Road (the original route alignment), which continued on to the existing terminus at Routes 4 and 402.

No action was taken until 1964, when the RIDPW introduced a study for the "Relocated Route 2" proposal.

The present four-lane divided highway along Hangman Creek in Spokane was constructed in 1939 as part of general improvements to Eastern Washington highways, relocating the route of the creek and a nearby Northern Pacific Railway line.

By the mid-60's the character of the business community in the town had changed with an influx of large and midsize companies that had relocated to the Route 110 corridor, and many of the newcomers joined the chamber, too.

On two occasions, U.S. Route 40 has been relocated off portions of Route 48: once following a realignment to a ferry between New Castle, Delaware and Pennsville and again after the Delaware Memorial Bridge and New Jersey Turnpike opened in 1951.

US 10 was relocated to a southern route in 1939, crossing the Columbia River at Vantage, and the former route was replaced by US 10 Alternate the following year.

This study has numerous policy implications, as the information obtained can be used to predict the impacts of changes in the public transport network (such as extending routes, relocating their stops, designing new routes or changing the fare structure).

Over the years a number of projects relocated sections of the route, usually with the effect of further shortening it.

The route was relocated to follow the north shore of Sevier Lake, which reduced the number of mountain ranges crossed.