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Originally Posted by Yuri
But isn't it too important on the big picture? Looking at the map, it connects San Fernando Valley to both Orange County and Inland Empire and also, connects San Diego, Los Angeles, Central Valley, San Francisco and Sacramento.
I-10, on the other hand, could be fully removed as it's "only" an urban freeway. From East Los Angeles to Santa Monica. Get rid of it and put a railway in its place.
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Tell me you don't know anything about LA without telling me you don't know anything about LA
FYI I-10 goes from the Pacific (Santa Monica) to the Atlantic (Jacksonville, FL). It's not some small stub of a freeway. Also, the 10 is probably the freeway LA can least afford to remove. There already is rail that goes between Santa Monica and Downtown-- the Expo Line. And soon, we will have another rail line under Wilshire out to the West Side, stopping just short of SM. The 10 is a pretty necessary piece of Southern California's transportation network.