Prior to the fire, I-5 was as follows:
The southbound I-5 truck lanes separate from the main (car) lanes on the right, then go through a tunnel under all the main (car) lanes, emerge between the northbound main (car) lanes and the northbound truck lanes, then go through a second tunnel under all the main (car) lanes, and emerge on the right on the southbound main (car) lanes, which is where they began. Why was the road built like this? Why were the two tunnels, one of which burned, built, rather than just having the southbound truck lanes stay on the same side of the main (car lanes)?
2007-10-16
14:37:37
·
3 answers
·
asked by
StephenWeinstein
7
in
Los Angeles