multi-option route
nounUK /ˌmʌltiˈɒpʃən ruːt/
US /ˌmʌltiˈɑːpʃən ruːt/
A multi-option route is a path where you can choose more than one way to go.
The bus takes a multi-option route, so you can get off at the park or the library.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A travel plan that offers several possible ways to reach the same place.
The app suggested a multi-option route to avoid traffic.
3. A decision-making path in a game or puzzle with more than one possible next step.
In the maze, the multi-option route let players pick left or right.
4. A transport service that can change its course depending on need.
The shuttle uses a multi-option route to pick up more passengers.