Interstate 405

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Interstate Highway freeway limited-access highway

Interstate 405 is a major north–south freeway in Southern California that serves as a key bypass of downtown Los Angeles and one of the busiest highways in the United States.

Aliases (1)

Interstate 405 in Los Angeles County ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Interstate Highway → freeway → limited-access highway →
abbreviation	I-405 → the 405 →
auxiliaryTo	Interstate 5 →
bypassOf	downtown Los Angeles →
connectsTo	Interstate 10 → Interstate 605 → State Route 22 NERFINISHED → State Route 73 NERFINISHED → State Route 91 NERFINISHED → U.S. Route 101 →
country	United States →
crosses	Santa Monica Mountains at Sepulveda Pass →
direction	north–south →
hasBridge	Sepulveda Pass segment →
hasHOVLanes	yes →
hasTerminus	Interstate 5 near Irvine → Interstate 5 near San Fernando →
hasTollLanes	yes, in Orange County express lanes →
laneConfiguration	multiple lanes in each direction →
locatedIn	Greater Los Angeles area →
locatedInCity	Irvine → Los Angeles →
maintainedBy	California Department of Transportation →
notableFor	heavy traffic congestion → high traffic volumes →
numberingType	three-digit auxiliary Interstate →
opened	1960s →
orientation	north–south primary alignment →
parallelTo	Interstate 5 in Southern California →
partOf	Interstate Highway System → auxiliary Interstate Highway network →
passesNear	Los Angeles International Airport →
passesThrough	Costa Mesa → Long Beach → Los Angeles County → Orange County NERFINISHED → San Fernando Valley → South Bay (Los Angeles County) → Westside (Los Angeles) →
rankedAmong	busiest highways in the United States →
region	Southern California →
roadType	urban freeway →
routeNumber	405 →
servesAs	key bypass of central Los Angeles → major commuter route →
state	California →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Inglewood, California → Irvine →	hasTransportationInfrastructure
Home Depot Center → Plaza El Segundo ("Interstate 405 in Los Angeles County") →	near
Interstate 5 →	hasJunctionWith
El Segundo, California →	locatedWestOf
Port of Long Beach →	nearbyInfrastructure
Getty Center →	overlooks
Culver City, California →	servedBy
Westside of Los Angeles →	transportServedBy