Definition of "travel along" []

• Travel along a certain course (verb)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "She knew from Cube's memory that the enchanted paths had been well done, and were a real service to all of Xanth, because people could travel along them with safety and comfort and not get lost."
• "Now, at a historic turning in British Institutions, we hear of “Federal Home-Rule,” and that may be a signpost to far travel along the road which Sir George Grey “blazed.”"
• "A white-paneled coach, looking more like a coronation coach than a carriage fit for travel along the roads and among the hills of Portugal, stood with its doors open to reveal luxurious golden upholstery."