Talk:California State Route 160
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[edit] Access to I-5
You are right that there is no "direct" access to/from I-5 from/to SR-160, but the Pocket Road/Meadowview Road/Freeport exit on I-5 just north of the crossing is signed as the exit to SR-160. Also, note that on BUS-80/US-50, CalTrans took out the SR-160 shield from its respective exit (was it T Street or something along the alphabet, I forgot), apparently to discourage drivers from using it as an alternate to the North-South BUS-80 that it parallels, rather setting it up for local traffic only. --Geopgeop 23:55, 26 September 2005 (UTC)
[edit] North Sac Freeway still signed
When the Sac city section was relinquished to local control, it only involved the surface street section: The freeway section from Richards Boulevard to Business 80/Arden Way is still signed as Highway 160.Ranma9617 07:25, 27 December 2005 (UTC)
