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Interstate 238 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (202 words) |
 | Its western terminus is at I-880 in San Lorenzo and its east end is at I-580 in Castro Valley, California, with CA 238 continuing south. |
| I-238 is the only three-digit Interstate that does not have a two-digit "parent"; there is no Interstate 38 (and even if there was, it would go well south of the Bay Area). |
| The number was chosen by Caltrans, who wanted an Interstate for part of CA 238, but at the time there was no available number for a "child" of I-80 (280 to 980 were in use, and there is a CA 180). |
| 3-digit Interstates from I-38 (786 words) |
| There was also the intent to continue the 238 freeway south to I-680 in Fremont, where stub ramps and about 1,000 feet of the Mission Freeway were built in 1971. |
| The newer 238 to 880 SB ramp overcrosses the 238 entrance from 880 northbound. |
| I-238 is more amusing than irritating to me, mainly for the reaction it provokes. |
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