ridge route alternate造句

• From Castaic Junction north to Castaic the Ridge Route has been largely buried by the Ridge Route Alternate and Interstate 5.
• At Castaic the Ridge Route Alternate turned northwest from the old road at, now the intersection of Castaic Road and Neely Street.
• When the Ridge Route Alternate bypassed the site to the west, the inn was not rebuilt, and all that remains are concrete steps.
• Large parts of the Ridge Route Alternate were incorporated into the new roadway, but the area through the present Pyramid Lake was completely bypassed.
• Its name comes from the Pyramid Rock, created when a ridge was cut through in 1932 by the Ridge Route Alternate ( US 99 ).
• The Tumble Inn, later Mountain View Lodge, was on the west side of the road, and closed when the Ridge Route Alternate opened in 1933.
• In 1927 plans were drawn up for a " Ridge Route Alternate ", named as it was planned as an addition to the existing Ridge Route and not as a replacement.
• Most of the road was bypassed in 1933 34 by the three-lane "'Ridge Route Alternate "', then Interstate 5 ( I-5 ) around 1968.
• Even this four-lane Ridge Route Alternate was not adequate for the volume of traffic using the road, and construction of the eight-lane freeway I-5 with a minimum curve radius of began in June 1963.
• In this area, known as the Five-Mile Grade, the four-lane Ridge Route Alternate became the northbound lanes of I-5, while the added four-lane alignment, built to the east ( next to the old Ridge Route ), had lower grades and became the southbound ( downhill ) lanes to cut down on runaway trucks.