reroute
/riˈrut/
verb
- To change the path or direction of something, especially traffic, mail, or data.
- The network automatically reroutes data if a server goes down.
- You can reroute your mail to your new address when you move.
- The police decided to reroute traffic around the accident.
- To change the planned course or direction of a person or group.
- The tour guide rerouted the group to see a hidden waterfall.
- We rerouted our hike to avoid the flooded trail.
- The airline had to reroute passengers because of the storm.