The quality or state of being divertible; the capacity or ability to be diverted or redirected.
From 'divertible' (adjective, capable of being diverted) + '-ity' (suffix forming abstract nouns). This noun follows the pattern of converting adjectives ending in '-ible' to abstract noun forms with '-ibility'.
In traffic engineering, analyzing a road's divertibility—how easily traffic can be rerouted during accidents—is crucial for designing resilient city infrastructure that doesn't completely collapse when one route closes.
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