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US-50 between Rte 80 in West Sacramento and Jefferson in West Sacramento
US-50 between Jefferson in West Sacramento and Rte 80 in West Sacramento
I-80 between Mace Blvd in Davis and Enterprise Blvd in West Sacramento
I-80 between Enterprise Blvd in West Sacramento and Rte 80/50 in West Sacramento
I-80 between Rte 80/50 in West Sacramento and Rte 80/50 in West Sacramento
I-80 between Enterprise Blvd in West Sacramento and Mace Blvd in Davis
I-80 between Rte 80 in West Sacramento and Rte 50/80 in West Sacramento
I-80 between CT Worker Mem Br in West Sacramento and Rte 80/50 in West Sacramento
I-80 between Reed Ave in West Sacramento and Route 80 in West Sacramento
I-80 between West Capitol Ave in West Sacramento and Route 80 in West Sacramento
SR-113 between Hutchison Dr in Davis and Route 113 in Davis
SR-113 between Route 113 in Davis and Hutchison Dr in Davis
SR-113 between Route 113 in Davis and Russell Blvd in Davis
SR-113 between Russell Blvd in Davis and Route 113 in Davis
SR-113 between Route 113 in Davis and Co Rd 31 (Covell Blvd) in Davis
SR-113 between Co Rd 31 (Covell Blvd) in Davis and Route 113 in Davis
I-5 between Co Rd 96 in Woodland and Zamora in Zamora
US-50 between Harbor Blvd in West Sacramento and 5th & X St in Sacramento
US-50 between 5th & X St in Sacramento and Harbor Blvd in West Sacramento
I-5 between Route 5 in Woodland and East Main St in Woodland
I-5 between East Main St in Woodland and Route 5 in Woodland
SR-16 between Co Rd 97 in Woodland and West Beamer Street in Woodland
SR-45 between Oak Grove Ave in Knights Landing and Colusa County Line in Knights Landing
I-80 between Route 80 in West Sacramento and West Capitol Ave in West Sacramento
SR-113 between Gibson Rd in Woodland and Route 113 in Woodland
SR-113 between Gum Ave in Woodland and Route 113 in Woodland
I-5 between Zamora in Zamora and Route 5 in Zamora
I-5 between Zamora in Zamora and Co Rd 8 in Dunnigan
SR-128 between Fishing Area 2 in Winters and Fishing Area 4 in Winters
SR-128 between Fishing Area 5 in Winters and Pleasant Valley Rd (Rd 86) in Winters
SR-45 between Oak Grove Ave in Knights Landing and Co Rd 95b in Knights Landing
SR-113 between East Main Street in Woodland and East Main Street in Woodland
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