 This
is I-5 Southbound in the Santa Clarita area. |
 CA
14 used to be US 6 a long, long time ago. |
 They
actually put the exact population of Los Angeles on the city limits sign! |
 Quite
possibly the most famous valley in California. |
 At
I-210. |
 I
hate these interstate shields. They ain't go no alibi, if you catch my
drift. |
 At
the I-405 freeway. |
 I-405
shield. |
 Coming
up on US 101. |
 Here's
US 101. |
 Mulholland
Dr. That's a famous road, right? |
 Some
mountainous areas in L.A. |
 California
speed limit signs are u-g-l-y, as well. |
 Santa
Monica Blvd. is Historic US 66. |
 Wow,
the western terminus of I-10!! I live near the eastern terminus of
I-10 in Jacksonville, FL!! Taken from the beach area alongside the
Pacific Coast Hwy. |
 I-10
shield. This one is not so hideous. |
 Some
road ending at the Pacific Coast Hwy. with a view of the Pacific Ocean. |
 See?
I wouldn't lie to you about where a road ends. |
 SB
CA 1, the Pacific Coast Hwy. |
 This
is the start of I-10. In a tunnel. |
 More
scenes of the beginning of I-10. |
 This
is at least one of the first eastbound shields. |
 I
guess then that I-10 is called this through Arizona, Texas, Alabama, and
Florida, too? |
 Look
for yourself. |
 Some
road in L.A. |
 Ooh,
this is Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. |
 Shopping
in 90210. With prices that are so ridiculous, they aren't even funny
to look at. |
 Santa
Monica Blvd. (which used to be Route 66 and is currently CA 2) in Beverly
Hills. |
 US
101 in Hollywood. |
 I
do, however, like California's US Route shields. |
 This
is what US 101 looks like near downtown L.A. |
 It's
blurry, but this is downtown Los Angeles. |
 I-5
and I-10 hook up downtown. |
 Ooh,
Los Angeles gets its own street. |
 I
was amazed with the lack of traffic when I traveled all these roads. |
 Continuing
on I-5 SB. |
 I-710
ahoy! |
 This
underpass looks a little shabby. |
 Entering
the suburb of Downey. |
 All
these medieval BGSs really make me happy. |
 More
I-5. |
 All
right! We're almost ready to ditch I-5. |
 These
construction signs are clearer than the originals. |
 About
to go up a long flyover to the CA 91 freeway. |
 Shield
for CA 91 East. |
 Welcome
to Anaheim. Well, not really welcome. Just "city limit." |
 HOV
lanes begin. |
 A
series of BGSs for CA 91. |
 There
are toll express lanes on CA 91. |
 Nice
sign for the toll express lanes. |
This
is I-5 Southbound in the Santa Clarita area.
CA
14 used to be US 6 a long, long time ago.
They
actually put the exact population of Los Angeles on the city limits sign!
Quite
possibly the most famous valley in California.
At
I-210.
I
hate these interstate shields. They ain't go no alibi, if you catch my
drift.
At
the I-405 freeway.
I-405
shield.
Coming
up on US 101.
Here's
US 101.
Mulholland
Dr. That's a famous road, right?
Some
mountainous areas in L.A.
California
speed limit signs are u-g-l-y, as well.
Santa
Monica Blvd. is Historic US 66.
Wow,
the western terminus of I-10!! I live near the eastern terminus of
I-10 in Jacksonville, FL!! Taken from the beach area alongside the
Pacific Coast Hwy.
I-10
shield. This one is not so hideous.
Some
road ending at the Pacific Coast Hwy. with a view of the Pacific Ocean.
See?
I wouldn't lie to you about where a road ends.
SB
CA 1, the Pacific Coast Hwy.
This
is the start of I-10. In a tunnel.
More
scenes of the beginning of I-10.
This
is at least one of the first eastbound shields.
I
guess then that I-10 is called this through Arizona, Texas, Alabama, and
Florida, too?
Look
for yourself.
Some
road in L.A.
Ooh,
this is Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
Shopping
in 90210. With prices that are so ridiculous, they aren't even funny
to look at.
Santa
Monica Blvd. (which used to be Route 66 and is currently CA 2) in Beverly
Hills.
US
101 in Hollywood.
I
do, however, like California's US Route shields.
This
is what US 101 looks like near downtown L.A.
It's
blurry, but this is downtown Los Angeles.
I-5
and I-10 hook up downtown.
Ooh,
Los Angeles gets its own street.
I
was amazed with the lack of traffic when I traveled all these roads.
Continuing
on I-5 SB.
I-710
ahoy!
This
underpass looks a little shabby.
Entering
the suburb of Downey.
All
these medieval BGSs really make me happy.
More
I-5.
All
right! We're almost ready to ditch I-5.
These
construction signs are clearer than the originals.
About
to go up a long flyover to the CA 91 freeway.
Shield
for CA 91 East.
Welcome
to Anaheim. Well, not really welcome. Just "city limit."
HOV
lanes begin.
A
series of BGSs for CA 91.
There
are toll express lanes on CA 91.
Nice
sign for the toll express lanes.