all-routeschecking

noun
UK /ɔːl ruːts ˈtʃekɪŋ/
US /ɔl ruts ˈtʃɛkɪŋ/

Checking every path to make sure it is safe and works.

The bus company does all-routeschecking before the school year starts.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Looking over every way to get somewhere before choosing one.

All-routeschecking helped us pick the fastest way home.

3. Testing all the roads or lines in a system for problems.

The train team finished all-routeschecking after the storm.

4. Making sure every possible path is open and clear.

All-routeschecking showed that two trails were blocked.