Santa Monica / San Bernardino / Redlands Freeway
Runs from SR-1 in Santa Monica east to Blythe and ends in Jacksonville, Florida
See Also - East Los Angeles Interchange

The Route 10 freeway goes through some of the most heavily populated areas of Los Angeles and its suburbs. The 10 freeway has carried many other numbers and names throughout its long history. In the US Highway days, the San Bernardino Freeway carried US 60, US 70, and US 99. The Santa Monica Freeway was known as the Olympic Freeway until 1955 (after Olympic Boulevard). The San Bernardino was known as the Ramona Freeway, the Ramona Parkway, and further back Ramona Boulevard east of the Los Angeles River.

Route 110 and I-10 interchange. Route 110 runs left to right, I-10 runs top to bottom. North is to the left. Photo Courtesy - Caltrans.

Eastbound sign along the San Bernardino Freeway. Note the exit numbers and the ONLY tab.

New exit numbers at Vincent Avenue.

Remains of the original westbound Rivergrade Road exit from I-10. The bridge now passes over the I-605 southbound ramps.

View of the San Bernardino Freeway near Holt Avenue, after leaving the Kellogg Hills. Looking west.

West end of I-10 approaching Lincoln Blvd. The next overpass marks the official end of I-10 and Route 10. SR-1 takes over the freeway until the freeway's end at the McClure Tunnel.

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