"traffic route" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the route a vehicle usually takes to get from one place to another. For example: "I always take the same traffic route to get to work every day."
Tips were needed to locate the newest cocaine traffic route and to foil terrorist attacks.
In the capital, Freetown, Chinese investment was carving a major traffic route through the city and new beachfront hotels were going up.
Processing power means computers can ingest and simultaneously make quick decisions about a large volume of fast-changing information dealing with traffic, route and people around a car.
Calculating traffic route by route, a few major airlines have been quietly rebuilding flight schedules that were cut as much as 20percentt after Sept. 11.
The large area of its basin, its length, and its diagonal cut across the Transylvanian Basin make it a significant traffic route.
At a vegetated site, NO2 and particulate PAH levels were lower than at a non-vegetated site at a certain distance from a busy traffic route.
Toyota's Mobility Services Platform gathers traffic, route-preference and safety data, as well as analyzing usage trends to determine demand for specific services.
The cant can be steeper than on a mixed-traffic route, where it must be a compromise between the ideal for fast passenger and slow, heavy freight trains, to avoid the latter bearing too severely on the curve's inner rail.
"Finding a neighborhood that's off a high-traffic route, especially one with curves that will slow cars down, is always going to be a better option for kids". Don't discount the unassuming sidewalk, an important family-friendly neighborhood feature.
Each subject completed the high-traffic route and the low-traffic route on separate days.
Each participant cycled on the low-traffic route once and the high-traffic route once.
