Talk:Interstate 980

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[edit] Does not directly connect to 80

As a three-digit Interstate highway, 980 does not actually connect directly with its parent 80. 180 is a separate state highway not related to 80, 280 does connect to 80 in legislation and by "temporary" routing through San Francisco streets, 380 does not connect directly either (joins 280 and 101), 480 was deleted, 580 is concurrent with 80 between Albany and Emeryville, 680 connects in Fairfield, 780 connects in Vallejo, and 880 rejoined 80 in Oakland/Emeryville not long ago. --Geopgeop 06:28, 6 May 2006 (UTC)