Peninsula & Coast
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El Camino Real and the Peninsula's I-280 approaches; common service access includes gated residential drives and low-density streets.
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California service corridor
20 cities
Five vehicle-key service guides per city
Peninsula & Coast
El Camino Real and the Peninsula's I-280 approaches; common service access includes gated residential drives and low-density streets.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, El Camino Real, and hillside approaches west of the corridor; common service access includes apartment parking, hillside driveways, and commuter lots.
Peninsula & Coast
Bayshore Boulevard, US-101, and the slopes below San Bruno Mountain; common service access includes business parks, hillside streets, and shared residential parking.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, El Camino Real, and the Broadway and Millbrae approaches; common service access includes airport-area hotels, downtown parking, and residential drives.
Peninsula & Coast
El Camino Real, Hillside Boulevard, and the I-280 approaches; common service access includes retail lots, cemetery roads, and residential parking.
Peninsula & Coast
I-280, Mission Street, and the coastal approaches near Skyline Boulevard; common service access includes BART parking, dense curbside spaces, and hillside driveways.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, University Avenue, and the Dumbarton corridor; common service access includes shopping lots, apartment parking, and residential streets.
Peninsula & Coast
CA-92, Hillsdale Boulevard, and the lagoon-side street network; common service access includes office parks, townhouse garages, and shopping-center lots.
Peninsula & Coast
CA-1, CA-92, and the coastside street network; common service access includes beach lots, downtown curbside spaces, and rural driveways.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, El Camino Real, and the Willow Road corridor; common service access includes office campuses, downtown parking, and residential streets.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, I-280, El Camino Real, and the BART/Caltrain area; common service access includes station parking, airport hotels, and hillside residential drives.
Peninsula & Coast
CA-1, Skyline Boulevard, and the coastal neighborhood roads; common service access includes beach lots, hillside driveways, and compact residential streets.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, El Camino Real, University Avenue, and Oregon Expressway; common service access includes downtown garages, campus lots, apartments, and residential drives.
Peninsula & Coast
Alpine Road, Portola Road, and the I-280 approaches; common service access includes rural drives, equestrian-area roads, and hillside properties.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, El Camino Real, Woodside Road, and the downtown grid; common service access includes Caltrain parking, downtown garages, office lots, and hillside drives.
Peninsula & Coast
I-280, US-101, El Camino Real, and Sneath Lane; common service access includes BART parking, airport-area lots, shopping centers, and hillside streets.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, El Camino Real, Industrial Road, and Brittan Avenue; common service access includes Caltrain parking, industrial lots, downtown spaces, and residential drives.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, CA-92, El Camino Real, and Hillsdale Boulevard; common service access includes Caltrain lots, downtown garages, apartments, and residential drives.
Peninsula & Coast
US-101, I-280, Oyster Point, and Grand Avenue; common service access includes biotech campuses, airport hotels, downtown spaces, and hillside streets.
Peninsula & Coast
I-280, Woodside Road, and the winding roads toward Skyline; common service access includes long residential drives, equestrian properties, and wooded roadside pull-offs.
California service corridor
11 cities
Five vehicle-key service guides per city
South Bay
CA-17, San Tomas Expressway, and the downtown Campbell corridor; common service access includes shopping-center lots, neighborhood streets, and structured parking.
South Bay
I-280, Stevens Creek Boulevard, and De Anza Boulevard; common service access includes office campuses, shopping centers, and residential garages.
South Bay
Foothill Expressway, El Camino Real, and the I-280 approaches; common service access includes village parking, residential drives, and office lots.
South Bay
CA-17, Los Gatos Boulevard, and the Santa Cruz Avenue corridor; common service access includes downtown curbside spaces, hillside drives, and shopping lots.
South Bay
I-880, I-680, CA-237, and Montague Expressway; common service access includes BART lots, business parks, shopping centers, and apartment parking.
South Bay
US-101, Monterey Road, and the East Dunne Avenue corridor; common service access includes downtown curbside spaces, shopping lots, and residential drives.
South Bay
US-101, CA-85, Central Expressway, and El Camino Real; common service access includes technology campuses, Caltrain parking, apartments, and neighborhood streets.
South Bay
I-280, I-680, US-101, CA-87, and the city's expressway network; common service access includes downtown garages, office campuses, apartments, shopping lots, and residential streets.
South Bay
US-101, I-880, Lawrence Expressway, and Central Expressway; common service access includes office campuses, stadium-area lots, apartments, and neighborhood streets.
South Bay
CA-85, Saratoga Avenue, and the foothill approaches; common service access includes village parking, residential drives, and winding hillside streets.
South Bay
US-101, CA-237, CA-85, and Central Expressway; common service access includes technology campuses, Caltrain lots, apartments, and residential drives.
California service corridor
8 cities
Five vehicle-key service guides per city
East Bay
The island's Park Street and Webster Street approaches; common service access includes curbside parking, ferry-area lots, and residential driveways.
East Bay
I-580, Redwood Road, and Castro Valley Boulevard; common service access includes BART-area parking, hillside drives, and neighborhood curbside spaces.
East Bay
I-880, I-680, Mission Boulevard, and the Dumbarton corridor; common service access includes BART lots, industrial parks, apartment parking, and residential drives.
East Bay
I-880, I-580, Mission Boulevard, and Industrial Parkway; common service access includes BART lots, industrial yards, apartments, and hillside streets.
East Bay
CA-84, I-880, Thornton Avenue, and the Dumbarton approach; common service access includes retail lots, industrial areas, apartments, and residential drives.
East Bay
I-880, I-580, CA-24, and the downtown street grid; common service access includes structured garages, BART parking, dense curbside spaces, and hillside streets.
East Bay
I-880, I-580, Davis Street, and Marina Boulevard; common service access includes BART parking, industrial lots, shopping centers, and neighborhood streets.
East Bay
I-880, Alvarado-Niles Road, and the BART corridor; common service access includes station parking, shopping lots, industrial areas, and residential streets.
California service corridor
17 cities
Five vehicle-key service guides per city
Sacramento Region
I-5, I-80, US-50, CA-99, and the central city grid; common service access includes downtown garages, state-office lots, apartment parking, and suburban streets.
Sacramento Region
I-80, CA-65, Douglas Boulevard, and the Galleria corridor; common service access includes shopping-center lots, commuter parking, apartments, and residential drives.
Sacramento Region
US-50, Folsom Boulevard, and East Bidwell Street; common service access includes historic-district parking, office lots, apartments, and residential garages.
Sacramento Region
CA-99, I-5, Laguna Boulevard, and Elk Grove Boulevard; common service access includes shopping lots, school-area parking, subdivisions, and rural-edge roads.
Sacramento Region
I-80, Sunrise Boulevard, Greenback Lane, and Auburn Boulevard; common service access includes retail centers, apartment lots, and residential streets.
Sacramento Region
US-50, Sunrise Boulevard, and the Folsom Boulevard corridor; common service access includes office parks, light-industrial lots, apartments, and residential drives.
Sacramento Region
I-80, CA-113, Russell Boulevard, and the university street network; common service access includes campus parking, compact downtown spaces, apartments, and residential streets.
Sacramento Region
I-5, CA-113, Main Street, and the roads serving nearby agricultural areas; common service access includes downtown curbside spaces, shopping lots, rural drives, and residential streets.
Sacramento Region
I-80, US-50, Harbor Boulevard, and the riverfront street grid; common service access includes industrial yards, riverfront parking, apartments, and residential streets.
Sacramento Region
I-80, CA-65, Rocklin Road, and Stanford Ranch Road; common service access includes shopping centers, commuter lots, office parks, and residential drives.
Sacramento Region
I-80, CA-49, and the historic downtown street network; common service access includes hillside drives, downtown curbside spaces, shopping lots, and rural-edge roads.
Sacramento Region
CA-65, Lincoln Boulevard, and Twelve Bridges Drive; common service access includes newer subdivisions, shopping lots, downtown spaces, and rural-edge roads.
Sacramento Region
CA-99, Twin Cities Road, and the central Galt street grid; common service access includes shopping lots, residential drives, downtown spaces, and agricultural-edge roads.
Sacramento Region
US-50, Latrobe Road, and El Dorado Hills Boulevard; common service access includes shopping centers, gated communities, hillside drives, and office lots.
Sacramento Region
Fair Oaks Boulevard, Madison Avenue, and the American River approaches; common service access includes shopping lots, apartment parking, mature residential streets, and long driveways.
Sacramento Region
Sunrise Boulevard, Madison Avenue, and Fair Oaks Boulevard; common service access includes village parking, river-area roads, apartment lots, and residential drives.
Sacramento Region
Watt Avenue, Antelope Road, and the I-80 approaches; common service access includes shopping centers, subdivisions, apartment lots, and school-area parking.
California service corridor
5 cities
Five vehicle-key service guides per city
Central Valley
I-5, CA-99, CA-4, and the Crosstown Freeway; common service access includes downtown parking, port and industrial areas, apartments, and suburban streets.
Central Valley
I-5, CA-99, CA-120, and Yosemite Avenue; common service access includes shopping lots, distribution areas, subdivisions, and downtown spaces.
Central Valley
CA-99, CA-12, Kettleman Lane, and the downtown grid; common service access includes downtown curbside spaces, winery-area roads, shopping lots, and residential drives.
Central Valley
I-205, I-580, CA-33, and the Altamont commuter corridor; common service access includes commuter lots, distribution centers, shopping areas, and residential streets.
Central Valley
CA-99, CA-132, McHenry Avenue, and the central city grid; common service access includes downtown parking, shopping centers, industrial lots, and residential streets.