At Wellington Avenue the buses will turn right, then proceed onto Haildon Avenue. At Harrison Avenue, the buses will turn right and continue to Ocean Avenue, where they will turn left and enter the park. Red Cross relief workers and grief counselors will make up the first part of the human corridor, on land leading to the rocky shore, Zepeda said. Members of the Coast Guard and Navy, who are conducting the recovery at sea, will make up the second leg of the route, leading to the water. As family members pass through, Zepeda said, they will be handed flowers.
Family members can place the flowers onto a stretcher at the shore.
The flowers will be secured onto the stretcher, Zepeda said. Then the helicopter will fly to the crash site, arriving 45 minutes later, and lower the stretcher covered with hundreds of flowers onto the surface of the ocean. People may also view the procession along the return route. From Ocean Avenue, the buses will turn left onto Bellvue Avenue. Then they will turn left onto Memorial Boulevard, right onto America's Cup Avenue.