reroute

[ree-raut, ree-root]

verb

1. to send or travel on a new or different route.

Example Sentences

More than once, they were driven not to the hotel but to the front gates of the Imperial Palace, causing confusion and an eventual reroute.

From Los Angeles Times

The district is working to reroute buses to make transportation more accessible to families.

From Los Angeles Times

As suppliers scramble to call new vendors or reroute supply lines, it’s clear that no one has a foolproof plan.

From Salon

Finally there are concerns that Chinese exporters could try to use India to reroute products to the US.

From BBC

The owner must also reroute services such as electrics and plumbing and restore fixtures and fittings to their original listed status.

From BBC