
Of course, the same assumption could be made about traffic trying to reach eastbound Interstate 10 from here. Finally, California 60 (Pomona Freeway) east does not have an exit because it is assumed that traffic wishing to reach California 60 would have taken Interstate 710 north to California 60 east. Hopefully, the new signs will correct this oversight.

Although not mentioned here, Interstate 10 eastbound merges with Interstate 5 northbound. 101 north the middle two lanes continue north on Interstate 5 (Golden State Freeway) to the San Fernando Valley and all points north and right two lanes connect to California 60 west to Interstate 10 west to Santa Monica (signed only as Interstate 10 west). Yes, driving takes a little longer, but it is usually. The Santa Ana Freeway breaks into the following components: the left two lanes continue north on the Santa Ana Freeway to U.S. The fastest drive from SF to LA is around 6 hours and 15 minutes (400 miles 65 miles per hour) on I-5. The map above shows the 405 (highlighted in pink) where it travels through metro LA. Interstate 5 skirts the eastern edge of downtown Los Angeles and gains a new control city of Sacramento (the control city was Bakersfield until the 1980s). Currently there is no no assigned exit number for the split between Interstate 5 and U.S. 101, and the right lanes continue on Interstate 5 and the Golden State Freeway north.

101 north defaults to the left lanes, as the Santa Ana Freeway follows U.S. 101 split, and they will not see each other again until Olympia, Washington. Interstate 5 traffic was closed down on the. Immediately thereafter, the routes divide. Traffic going both directions on the Grapevine was still being affected early Thursday by a fast-moving wildfire in Los Angeles County, Caltrans said.
