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Exit
402 |
South |
Oregon Expwy is the odd-ball in the expressway system because
it is only 4-lanes wide and has a 35 MPH speed limit. The other
expressways have 45-50 MPH limits and are generally 6 to 8 lanes
wide. |
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Exit
400C |
South |
San Antonio Road is a major road through downtown Los Altos and
portions of Palo Alto and Mountain View. |
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Exit
400B |
South |
San Antonio Road north heads to a few companies located east of
the freeway and a frontage road that borders the bayside wetlands. |
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Exit
400A |
South |
Rengstorff Avenue serves the residential and retail areas of north
Mountain View. This is also the exit for Amphitheater Pkwy which
becomes an access road for the Shoreline Amphitheater. |
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Exit
399 |
South |
Shoreline Blvd is the second U.S. 101 exit for the amphitheater
and is the most direct route into Shoreline Amphitheater. southbound
Shoreline heads into downtown Mountain View. |
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Exit
398B |
South |
Highway 85/Stevens Creek Freeway is a 26-mile freeway that serves
the western and southern part of the valley which includes the
cities of Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Campbell, Saratoga and San Jose.
This is also an excellent bypass around downtown San Jose.
When this interchange was rebuilt, a carpool-to-carpool ramp was
included in the project to eliminate carpoolers having to dive
across 4 lanes of traffic to get to Hwy 85. |
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Exit
398A |
South |
This is the exit for the Moffett Field main entrance and NASA/AMES.
Moffett Blvd connects the airfield to downtown Mountain View. |
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Exit
397 |
South |
Ellis Street is an auxillary entrance to Moffett Federal Airfield.
This entrance is only open during the week for limited hours. |
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Exit
396B |
South |
Highway 237/Mtn View-Alviso Freeway connects Mountain View and
Sunnyvale to Milpitas and north San Jose. Hwy 237 between El Camino
Real and Interstate 880 is a freeway and is a major commute route.
East of Interstate 880, it becomes Calaveras Blvd. |
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Exit
396A |
South |
Mathilda Avenue is the main road through the downtown Sunnyvale
shopping district. |
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Exit
395B |
South |
Fair Oaks Avenue south serves the residential and industrial areas
of central Sunnyvale. |
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Exit
395A |
South |
Fair Oaks Avenue north connects the residential areas south of
U.S. 101 to the companies located north of Hwy 237 and bounded
by Mathilda Avenue and Caribbean Drive. |
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Exit
394 |
South |
Lawrence Expwy is part of the county's expressway system and is
a major commuter route running through west-central San Jose, Santa
Clara and Sunnyvale. |
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Exit
393 |
South |
As the exit suggests, this is the exit for the Great America theme
park where certain rides are visible from the freeway. Bowers Avenue
heads south into residential areaa of Santa Clara.
There are plans to build a new stadium for the San Francisco 49ers
next to Great America and if that happens, this exit will become
a major point of access for the new stadium. |
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Exit
392 |
South |
San Tomas and Montague Expwy are both parts of the county's expressway
system. Montague serves the companies located in north San Jose
and heads all the way to Milpitas. San Tomas passes through Santa
Clara, San Jose and Campbell. |
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Exit
391B |
South |
De La Cruz Blvd connects downtown Santa Clara to the companies
located in north San Jose. De La Cruz borders the Mineta San Jose
Int'l Airport. |
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Exit
391A |
South |
Trimble Road passes through a mostly industrial area of north
San Jose. During commute times, this road gets very crowded. |
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Exit
390 |
South |
Highway 87/Guadalupe Pkwy was recently upgraded from a 4-lane
expressway into a 6-lane freeway. Use Hwy 87 to Skyport Drive to
access the Mineta San Jose International Airport. |
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Exit
389 |
South |
First Street connects downtown San Jose to the companies located
in north San Jose. A VTA light rail line runs in the median.
Brokaw Road becomes an access road into the airport. |
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Exit
388C |
South |
Heading south, Intertstate 880 becomes State Route 17 at Interstate
280. This hgihway links San Jose to Santa Cruz. |
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Exit
388B |
South |
Interstate 880 links San Jose to Oakland via Fremont, Hayward
and San Leandro. Interstate 880 has received many upgrades and
improvements but this busy highway still has a significant amount
of congesting during the commute. |
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Exit
388A |
South |
13th Street provides access to a mostly industrial area just north
of downtown San Jose. Oakland Road goes all the way to Milpitas. |
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