Cruise through the heart of Southern California on Interstate 10 from Santa Monica to San Bernardino. This 71-mile route showcases L.A.’s iconic interchanges, bustling neighborhoods, and Inland Empire sprawl—all from the driver’s seat.
Interstate 10
Explore Interstate 10 from California to Florida. Discover scenic drives, bypasses, and major interchanges along I-10’s 2,460-mile southern route across eight states.
Stretching from the Pacific Ocean in Santa Monica, California, to the Atlantic shores of Jacksonville, Florida, Interstate 10 is one of the longest and most iconic highways in the United States. Spanning over 2,460 miles, I-10 traverses eight states—California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida—connecting major cities like Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Antonio, Houston, New Orleans, and Jacksonville along its southern transcontinental route.
This corridor is more than just a coast-to-coast freeway—it’s a living timeline of American transportation, culture, and geography. Travelers along I-10 experience a diverse cross-section of the country, from the arid deserts of the Southwest to the swamps of the Deep South and the sandy beaches of the Gulf Coast. It’s a critical freight and travel artery and serves as a backbone for cross-country road trips, military logistics, and commercial shipping.
On Interstate 411, you’ll find real-world video journeys, urban bypasses, scenic interludes, and infrastructure highlights from I-10’s many segments. Whether you’re tracing its urban interchanges or its remote desert stretches, this category offers an evolving showcase of one of America’s most traveled—and most traveled-for—routes.
Drive the Interstates
Interstate 10: Los Angeles to Santa Monica – California
Cruise west on Interstate 10 from Downtown Los Angeles to the Santa Monica Pier in this iconic 13-mile drive across LA’s diverse neighborhoods. Follow I-10 to its western terminus at California Highway 1, just steps from the Pacific Ocean.