Brighton–Eastbourne–Hastings coastal route

Target entity: Brighton–Eastbourne–Hastings coastal route
Context triple: [Central Section (former LB&SCR network), principalRoute, Brighton–Eastbourne–Hastings coastal route]

• A. Cambridge–Brighton route
  The Cambridge–Brighton route is a cross-London commuter and regional rail service linking Cambridge in the north with Brighton on the south coast via central London.
• B. A22 London–Eastbourne road
  The A22 London–Eastbourne road is a major arterial route in southeast England that connects London with the coastal town of Eastbourne, passing through Surrey and Sussex.
• C. Salisbury–Exeter route
  The Salisbury–Exeter route is a key railway line in southwest England linking Salisbury in Wiltshire with Exeter in Devon, serving towns across the West Country.
• D. London to Worthing corridor
  The London to Worthing corridor is a major north–south transport axis in southeast England linking the capital with the south coast through a chain of towns and strategic routes.
• E. Wessex Route
  Wessex Route is a major rail operating area in southern England that manages and oversees key passenger and freight railway lines, including routes around Southampton and Portsmouth.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Brighton–Eastbourne–Hastings coastal route
Target entity description: The Brighton–Eastbourne–Hastings coastal route is a key railway line in East Sussex, England, linking major seaside towns along the south coast and forming an important part of the regional commuter and leisure rail network.

• A. Cambridge–Brighton route
  The Cambridge–Brighton route is a cross-London commuter and regional rail service linking Cambridge in the north with Brighton on the south coast via central London.
• B. A22 London–Eastbourne road
  The A22 London–Eastbourne road is a major arterial route in southeast England that connects London with the coastal town of Eastbourne, passing through Surrey and Sussex.
• C. Salisbury–Exeter route
  The Salisbury–Exeter route is a key railway line in southwest England linking Salisbury in Wiltshire with Exeter in Devon, serving towns across the West Country.
• D. London to Worthing corridor
  The London to Worthing corridor is a major north–south transport axis in southeast England linking the capital with the south coast through a chain of towns and strategic routes.
• E. Wessex Route
  Wessex Route is a major rail operating area in southern England that manages and oversees key passenger and freight railway lines, including routes around Southampton and Portsmouth.
• F. None of above. chosen