supply routes

noun
UK /səˈplaɪ ruːts/
US /səˈplaɪ ruːts/

Paths or roads used to carry things people need to a place.

The trucks used the supply routes to bring food to the town.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The paths used to send military equipment and food to soldiers.

The army guarded its supply routes through the mountains.

3. The ways a company moves goods from one place to another.

Bad weather slowed the company's supply routes.

4. The channels through which aid reaches people in need.

Aid groups opened new supply routes after the storm.