Confusion about freeways east of downtown LA (Monterey Park, Monterey: park, area)

[robertpasa]

If you're in Atwater Village on the 5, driving south, you hit the 10. Right after, there is a bit of freeway that is labeled as the 10. It includes exits 135A - 135C.

That area is technically the 5 and the 10, is that right? Is that how it is labelled when you are on it?

Also, if you're on the 10 in Monterey Park going westward, you cross the 5 and there is a bit going west that hits the 101. That bit is called what? This link may work:

https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0465...6669,15z?hl=en

Most paper maps don't label the little bits in between the bigger bits.

I'm talking about the triangle that surrounds the intersection of E Cesar Chavez and N Boyle Ave.

[robertpasa]

Wait, I just found out this area is called the East LA Interchange. But I still don't know what people call the top part of that triangle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_L...es_Interchange

[Miss Pip]

Boyle Heights borderline Lincoln Heights? or Chinatown?

[Des-Lab]

Originally Posted by robertpasa

Wait, I just found out this area is called the East LA Interchange. But I still don't know what people call the top part of that triangle.

A "chit" sandwich most days.

[BayAreaHillbilly]

Originally Posted by robertpasa

Wait, I just found out this area is called the East LA Interchange. But I still don't know what people call the top part of that triangle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_L...es_Interchange

Dual signed or implied dual signed.

Follow the path you take to stay on the 10, that is technically the 10 plus at least one other route on that short stretch.

Same applies for the 5.

Not sure so much about the 60, I'd need to think that one through a bit. It all depends where the official terminus of the 60 actually is.