Limited-access Roads Not Maintained By The State
The following of Limited-access roads are not maintained by the state:
- Colorado Street former routing of State Route 134 from Interstate 5 to San Fernando Road just west of Glendale
- Colorado Freeway former routing of State Route 134 from Colorado Blvd in Eagle Rock to the Ventura Freeway
- Oak Grove Drive in Pasadena, former routing of the Foothill Freeway
- Shoreline Drive in Long Beach
- La Cienega Boulevard in the Baldwin Hills, originally intended to be part of the discontinued Laurel Canyon Freeway
Read more about this topic: Southern California Freeways
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