I-5 Driver's Guide
I drive I-5  between Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area or Sacramento at least 4 times per year - often more than that. I do the San Diego run almost as often...

And, every couple of years, I do a Seattle run - my latest was in March of 2005. In '02, I went all the way to Vancouver.

So, while I'm not in the category of the long-haul truckers who make these runs every week or more, I spend a fair number of hours out on the road for my business. So, I thought that some people out there might like to compare notes on where to find a quick soda or bite to eat, and which restrooms aren't too messy most of the time...

For those of you who don't already know this, Interstate Highway #5, I-5 for short, is the main traffic route along the West Coast, from the Canadian border crossing at Blaine, WA (near Vancouver, BC) running south on down to San Diego and the Mexican Border crossing at San Ysidro/Tijuana.


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If you are in a critical situation, for any reason, for crying out loud, be sure to check with official sources, as this site is mainly about places to pee and grab a snack! Really, that's all this site is about!