That is a whole lot of signs before I have to stop you to note how CA 238 isn't shown on advance signs for Mission Blvd. It probably should have been, but Mission Blvd. was part of original CA 21 that was gradually upgraded into I-680, so there may have been a gap in designations while I-680 was being completed. Exit distance signs always seem to be the oldest on Bay-area freeways.


A lot fewer photos before my next step, where the last three photos are on the Exit 12 C-D road. CA 262 begins at this interchange.


The last photo this time is on the Exit 6 ramp.


The last two photos are on the Exit 5 ramp.


And here we are on the Exit 4 ramp in the last photo.


Try reading the rule for tractors and semis when driving a tractor or semi. I don't think those are even 6" letters.


I-680 turns into I-280 at what should be an Interstate itself. The last photo is on the ramp and the two before that are left and right on the same gantry.

Over to the northbound side
Back north on I-680 SB
Continue straight onto I-280 NB
Back to I-680 main page

Exit 30 to I-580
Exit 21 to CA 84
Exit 16 to CA 238
Exit 2A to Alum Rock Ave., former? CA 130
Exit 1B to US 101
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