

Junction of Route 1, Funston approach, and the approach to the Golden ▸In 1991, Chapter 498 changed segment (b) to absorb former Route 480, making it "(b) Route 80 near Division Street in San Francisco to the (b) Route 80 nearĭivision Street in San Francisco to Route 480." In San Francisco, passing near Ford Road south of San Jose. Seventh Street in Los Angeles to Route 80 near Division Street The junction of Routes 105 and 110 Route 5 near As a result, both segments changed, and the new definition was: "(a) I- 480 and I- 280 (and some of I- 480 was deleted) changes were made to Northern end, the freeway revolt in San Francisco was in flower, and Short stub from (present) US 101 to I- 5/I- 10, was added to I- 10). What had been I- 105, the portion of US 101įrom the I- 10 E junction to I- 5, was added to US 101 (I- 110, which was the On the southern end, the stub definitions of ▸In 1968, Chapter 282 changed the definition of both segments.

Plan in 1963 was for those to be short stub interstates I- 105 and I- 110. In Los Angeles" refers to the present-day I- 10 east/US 101 junction - the (b) Route 80 to Route 480." In this definition, "the junction of Routes 105 and 110 The route "(a) The junction of Routes 105 and 110 in Los Angeles to Route 80 in San Francisco, passing near Ford Road south of San Jose. ▸In 1963, this segment was segment (a) and (b), and was defined as Originally recommended for the state highways map in 1896, and was adopted The road that became US 101 is one of the earliest state routes.
