http://g.co/maps/r8f79
Spur 601 ends at Loop 375. This is the only part of Spur 601 that isn't a freeway.
That's a diamond, not a SPUI.
SR 509 in Tacoma, WA ends at a SPUI.
When I was on it, Loop 303 in Arizona ended at a SPUI, but it's since been extended.
The former AZ 153 - Sky Harbor Expressway Exit 1 - University Drive ends in a 1/2 SPUI
There are two separate ways in which this can happen: the freeway is the freeway in the SPUI (or it would be if it continued) and the freeway is the side street. If bugo's example were correct, it would be the former, as is mine.
QuoteSR 509 in Tacoma, WA ends at a SPUI.
Calling 509 a freeway is pretty generous- it has a freeway-like segment for about half a mile, but it's hardly a freeway
Quote from: corco on March 09, 2012, 11:10:18 PM
QuoteSR 509 in Tacoma, WA ends at a SPUI.
Calling 509 a freeway is pretty generous- it has a freeway-like segment for about half a mile, but it's hardly a freeway
I think I see freeway entrance signs on Google's street view photos, but it's too blurry to be sure.
Those are for I-705. Trust me, I've driven that stretch of 509 probably 200 times- you wouldn't consider it a freeway.
Quote from: corco on March 10, 2012, 05:37:07 AM
Those are for I-705. Trust me, I've driven that stretch of 509 probably 200 times- you wouldn't consider it a freeway.
We drove it between I-705 and Alexander Avenue and considered the western two miles of it freeway. 60 mph with limited access.
https://www.aaroads.com/guide.php?page=s0509nawa
https://www.aaroads.com/guide.php?page=s0509sawa
Quote from: corco on March 10, 2012, 05:37:07 AM
Those are for I-705.
You mean the signs on Portland Avenue and Port of Tacoma Road?
The IL 137 freeway in Waukegan, IL ends at a half completed SPUI for a couple more years until the bridge is removed and replaced with earthwork:
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=42.384735,-87.825868&spn=0.001674,0.004128&t=k&z=19 (http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=42.384735,-87.825868&spn=0.001674,0.004128&t=k&z=19)
AZ 210 Temporary end At exit 2 - Broadway Blvd Is A half SPUI
I-90 ends in Seattle at something that's definitely SPUI-shaped, but missing a couple of ramps.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=47.590397,-122.329078&ll=47.590476,-122.328681&spn=0.002558,0.005284&num=1&t=k&z=18
EDIT: More like begins, since only eastbound I-90 traffic goes through that interchange.