California State Route 241, Toll road in Orange County, United States.
California State Route 241 is a toll highway running through Orange County that connects inland communities with the eastern portions of the county. The road stretches across two distinct transportation corridors serving both regional and local traffic needs.
Construction of this toll road began in the early 1990s with different sections opening during the mid to late 1990s. The project developed in response to growing transportation demands across the Orange County region.
The development of Route 241 reflects the ongoing balance between transportation infrastructure expansion and environmental preservation in Southern California communities.
Vehicles can enter and exit the toll road at various points distributed along its length for convenient access. Electronic toll collection speeds up transactions and reduces waiting times at payment points.
The highway consists of two distinct sections: the Foothill Transportation Corridor in the south and the Eastern Transportation Corridor in the north.
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