List of Interchanges and Features
- IC - interchange, PA - parking area, TB - toll gate
| Name | Connections | Dist. from Origin |
Notes | Speed Limit | Location (all in Kanagawa) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Odawara-nishi IC | Seishō Bypass | 0.0 | 60 km/h | Odawara | |
| Ogikubo IC | 1.8 | Odawara-bound exit, Atsugi-bound entrance only | |||
| Odawara-higashi IC | National Route 255 | 6.7 | |||
| Odawara Toll Plaza/ PA |
↓ | PA: Odawara-bound only | |||
| Ninomiya IC | 13.7 | Ninomiya | |||
| Ōiso IC/ PA |
17.2 | PA: Atsugi-bound only | Ōiso | ||
| 80 km/h | |||||
| Hiratsuka Toll Gate | ↓ | Hiratsuka | |||
| Hiratsuka IC/ PA |
Pref. Route 62 (Hiratsuka Hadano Route) | 23.2 | PA: Odawara-bound only | ||
| Isehara IC | Pref. Route 44 (Isehara Fujisawa Route) | 26.8 | Atsugi-bound exit, Odawara-bound entrance only | Isehara | |
| Atsugi-nishi IC | Pref. Route 604 (Aikō Ishida Teishajō Sakai Route) | 30.8 | Atsugi | ||
| 60 km/h | |||||
| Atsugi IC | Tōmei Expressway National Route 129 |
33.1 | Route 129 inaccessible from Odawara |
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