Interstate 5/Oregon

The maximum rural speed limit is 70 mph (112 km/h) & 65 mph for large trucks which is more relevant along I-84 between The Dalles & the Snake River (Idaho border). The I-5 corridor remains at 65 mph (104km/h) in rural areas and 55-60 mph in urban areas or lower if posted otherwise. The stretch of I-5 between Portland & Eugene remains at 55-60mph (88-100km/h). The state fully lifted its decades-long ban on self-service gas on August 4, 2023. However, the law does not require any station to offer self-service, and stations in counties along the I-5 corridor must reserve at least half of their pumps for full-service. When you arrive at a filling station that doesn't offer self-service, wait for an attendant to come to your car rather than attempting to get out and fill up your car on your own.

In Oregon, Highways 99 and 99E serves as a business routes to Interstate 5, and are which are described throughout I-5 articles. Highway 99W, formerly U.S. 99W, runs several miles west of I-5 and serves some communities I-5 does not. For more information on Highway 99 in Oregon, see Interstate 5/Alternatives#Highway 99.

Southern Oregon has become a popular retirement community over the past few decades; what was once a lumber-oriented economy has gradually adapted to service and tourism-based businesses. Like much of Oregon, the outdoors are one of the region's most valued assets, but more visible products include pears, wine, and timber products. The region is primarily composed of mountains and high desert, while the Rogue Valley, Grants Pass, and Klamath regions are home to agricultural, commercial, and industrial enterprises.

• Siskiyou Summit (Exit 1). Old Hwy 99 S winds alongside of I-5 as a two lane highway in the mountains from Exit #1 to OR-Hwy 66 in Ashland. It crosses I-5 at Exits #6 and 14 (as SR 66). Accessible from the northbound lanes only, no return to freeway going north. Southbound traffic can only merge into I-5 from here. Access from the southbound lanes of I-5 (and northbound return to I-5) from Exit 6 only. The Cascade Wonderland Highway (CA) becomes Pacific Highway (OR) upon crossing the state line. (updated Jul 2019)
• Mount Ashland (Exit 6). Old Hwy 99 S runs parallel to the I-5 corridor between Exit #1 and OR-Hwy 66 in Ashland at Exit #14. This exit is accessible from both directions of I-5. . (updated Jul 2019)

• 42.1855-122.66591 Ashland (Exits 11-19). A small town that is home to the Tony award winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival that has productions from February to October. There are three exits to Ashland.  (updated Jun 2017)

• Siskiyou Blvd Ashland (Exit 11). OR Hwy 99 diverges from I-5 and runs parallel through Ashland, Talent, Phoenix, Medford and Grants Pass. Hwy 99 intersects I-5 at Exits 35, 43, 45 and 58. (updated Jul 2019)
• 42.1676-122.65261 Welcome Center & Rest Area Accessible from the northbound lanes only.
• Ashland Klamath Falls (Exit 14). SR 66 goes west into town as Ashland St towards Southern Oregon State University and east and then south, parallel, along I-5 as Green Springs Hwy (Old Hwy 99) to (Old Hwy 99 S) south of Emigrant Lake. From Emigrant Lake SR 66 continues east towards Klamath Falls while Old Hwy 99 S continues south towards the state line at Exit 1. (updated Jul 2019)
• 42.24-122.7822222 Talent (Exit 21).  (updated Jul 2019)

• 42.274444-122.8186113 Phoenix (Oregon) (Exit 24).  (updated Jul 2019)
• 42.326515-122.8755954 Medford (Exits 27 & 30). Southern Oregon's largest and most diverse city, brimming with historical and cultural attractions while offering regional tax-free shopping. Medford is the county seat of Jackson County, and is the commercial and medical hub of southern Oregon. Its autumns tend to be very mild, and dry when compared to the rest of the state.  (updated Jun 2017)

• North Medford, Crater Lake (Exit 30). Access to 42.3684-122.8742 Medford Rogue Valley International Airport, Rogue Valley Mall and the surrounding retail stores, restaurants and hotels for supplies, food and/or a night's stay. SR-62 continues north and east towards Crater Lake. Immediate left (north) on Biddle Rd from SR-62, follow signs to Airport Rd to reach the airport. . (updated Jul 2019)
• Central Point Eagle Point (Exit 33). Also another way to access the airport. Go east on E Pine which become Biddle Rd. Follow signs to the terminal  (updated Jul 2019)
• 42.426-123.04235 to Scenic Byway & Gold Hill (Exit 40). Exit into the town of Gold Hill.  (updated Jul 2019)

• 42.4286-123.09716 Rogue River Route (Exits 43 & 45A). Additional access to Hwy 99 in Rogue River Valley between Grants Pass and Medford. Both exits are named as "Rogue Valley Route" and are accessible from both directions.  (updated Jul 2019)
• Valley of the Rogue State Park (Exits 45B). The park offers a year-round, full-service campground, a nature trail, a day-use area, and river access for boating, fishing, and swimming.  (updated Jul 2019)
• 42.4322-123.177 City of Rogue River (Exit 48).  (updated Jul 2022)
• 42.439007-123.3283938 Grants Pass (Exits 55-61). Grants Pass is the county seat of Josephine County and is famous for its white river rafting in the Rogue River. It is also the gateway to the nearby Oregon Caves National Monument 30 miles (48 km) south of the city. I-5 goes east-west from Central Point (Exit #33), through Grants Pass, to Merlin Rd (Exit #61). There are two exits to Grants Pass.  (updated Jun 2017)

• S Grants Pass Crescent City (Exit 55). Connects the I-5 corridor to Crescent City in the northern California coast. From Crescent City one can go north on US Hwy 101 to reach the Southern Oregon Coast. Locally US Hwy 199 accesses the local neighborhoods in south Grants Pass as Grants Pass Pkwy and Redwood Hwy. (updated Jul 2019)
• to Grants Pass City Center (Exit 58). Access into downtown Grants Pass via NE Scoville which becomes NE 6th St. From downtown go north on NE 7th St to return to the freeway. SR-99 passes through downtown Grants Pass as NE 6/7th St and east towards Medford as Rogue River Hwy. (updated Jul 2019)
• Merlin Rd (Exit 61). Local road to the town of Merlin. (updated Jul 2019)

• Hugo (Exit 66). Monument Dr to Hugo an unincorporated community name after a longtime farmer and resident, Hugo Garber in 1896. The townsite was a flag stop for the train to Grants Pass and Medford from the time before the automobile. Nowadays it's a farming community surrounded by cherry farms. (updated Jul 2022)
• Sunny Valley (Exit 71).  (updated Jul 2022)
• 42.6951-123.39479 Wolf Creek (Exit 76). unincorporated town.  (updated Jul 2019)
• 42.7453-123.371310 Glendale (Exit 80). The Glendale Valley Rd leads traffic from the freeway to the town of Glendale, Oregon.  (updated Jul 2022)

• Barton Road (Exit 83).  (updated Jul 2022)

• Quines Creek Rd (Exit 86).  (updated Jul 2022)
• Azalea Galesville Reservoire (Exit 88).  (updated Jul 2022)
• 42.9262-123.280411 Canyonville (Exit 98).  (updated Jul 2019)
• 43.0247-123.297912 Myrtle Creek (Exit 108).  (updated Jul 2019)

• to Dillard Coos Bay (Exit 112). Accessible from the northbound lanes only, no return to freeway going north. Southbound traffic can only merge into I-5 from here. SR-99 leaves the I-5 to loop into the towns of Dillard and Winston. From Winston SR-42 goes west to Coos Bay at the coast. SR-42 returns to the freeway at Exit 119 while SR-99 continues north, as a separate road, towards Roseburg. (updated Jul 2022)
• South Winston Dillard Coos Bay (Exit 119). Signed as "Dillard Coos Bay" from the northbound lanes. SR 42 goes southwest to the towns of Dillard and Winston where SR-42 continues west to Coos Bay. SR-99 follows SR 42 through Dillard and Winston, from Roseburg, before rejoining I-5 at mile 112 to continue towards Grants Pass. (updated Jul 2022)

• 43.2135-123.355213 Roseburg (Exits 120-129). There are 7 exits to Roseburg.  (updated Jul 2019)

• " South Roseburg"(NB side); " Green District Roseburg"(SB side); (Exit 120). State Route (SR) 99 winds along the Umpqua River, from exit 112, through Dillard, Winston and Green south of Roseburg. It passes under I-5 (at this point) as the Coos Bay-Roseburg Hwy and goes into town as Stephens (NB) and Pine (SB). (updated Jul 2019)
• McClain Ave (Exit 121).  (updated Jul 2019)
• Fairgrounds Umpqua Park (Exit 123). Portland Ave goes across over the freeway to the Douglas County Speedway and the Douglas County Fairgrounds. (updated Jul 2019)
• " Crater Lake Diamond Lake" (NB side); " City Center Diamond Lake" (SB side) (Exit 124). This is also the main exit into downtown Roseburg which is across the Umpqua River, east of the I-5 corridor. SR-138 continues 98 mi (158 km) east, across Umpqua National Forest, to Crater Lake. Hwy 99 goes 20 miles along I-5 through Roseburg, Union Gap, Sutherlin, Oakland and merges back into I-5 at mile marker 140 (into NB side only)(Exit to Hwy 99 at Exit 140 is from SB side only). (updated Jul 2019)
• Roseburg, Garden Valley Blvd (Exit 125).  (updated Jul 2019)
• N. Roseburg, NW Edenbower Blvd (Exit 127).  (updated Jul 2019)
• Winchester Wilbur (Exit 129). NB traffic exits into Hwy 99 which runs along the east side of I-5. SB traffic exits, into Del Rio/Umpqua College Rd which goes over I-5 to Hwy 99. NW College Rd continues east to Umpqua Community College (for local access). Umpqua College Rd becomes Del Rio Rd west of I-5. (updated Jul 2019)

The Willamette Valley is centered around the Willamette River, and home to the state's three largest cities and much of the state's agriculture industry and the Oregon Wine Country:

• Cottage Grove (Exit 170). OR-Hwy 99 goes alongside of I-5 as a two lane highway from Exit #170 to Exit 188 in Goshen. It passes through Cottage Grove and Creswell. This exit is accessible from the northbound lanes only, no return to freeway going north. Southbound traffic can only merge into I-5 going south. Hwy 99 goes along I-5 to Oakland (Oregon) at Exit #140 where it splits as a separate highway, alongside I-5 to Exit #120 south of Roseburg. (updated Oct 2020)
• 44.052069-123.08675414 Eugene-Springfield (Exits 189-195B). The second-largest city in Oregon, home to the University of Oregon Ducks.  (updated Jun 2017)

• Oakridge Klamath Falls (Exit 188). From the southbound lanes there's only one exit leaving the freeway towards SR-58 and it splits again towards towards Goshen (SR-99) and "Oakridge Klamath Falls" (SR-58). From the northbound lanes Exit #188A forms SR-58 going towards Oakridge while Exit 188B (a separate exit) ends into Franklin Blvd which goes south into Goshen as SR-99. (updated Oct 2020)
• 30th Ave South Eugene (Exit 189). From here one can approach Eugene from the south via 30th Ave or continue north on Franklin Blvd into Springfield. (updated Oct 2020)
• University of Oregon Eugene Downtown (Exit 192). From the south, downtown can be reached via Franklin Blvd (Hwy 99) which also passes by the U of Oregon campus. This exit is only accessible from the northbound lanes and only goes west into Eugene. Going south SR-99 merges onto I-5 from mile marker 192 and runs concurrent with I-5 to Exit #188 where it forms a separate parallel route through Cottage Grove and Goshen. (updated Oct 2020)
• Eugene-Springfield (Exits 194A & B). This highway connects into downtown Eugene as I-105 and continues east into Springfield as SR-126. Follow Exit/off ramp 194A to Sprinfield and Exit/off ramp 194B towards Eugene. (updated Jun 2017)
• Randy Pape Beltline Eugene-Springfield (Exits 195). The Randy Pape Beltine serves as a circular freeway to circle around the Eugene-Springfield area as a way to connect the outer suburbs to each other without going into downtown. (updated Jun 2017)

• Halsey - Brownsville (Exit 216). Holly Sweet Home Rd goes east/west, connecting Halsey (west, Jct 99E) to Brownsville (east). (updated Sep 2019)

• 44.5559-123.061615 Corvallis - Lebanon (Exit 228). Corvallis (the home of Oregon State University) (and Jct 99W) is 11 mi (18 km) west from the I-5/SR-34 junction while Least is 8 mi (13 km) east.  (updated Sep 2019)

• 44.63538-123.106916 Albany (Exits 233 - 235) (west of I-5.). The town is known as the "hub of the valley" as it sits at the confluence of the Willamette River and Calapooia Rivers. Albany's streets are lined with historic homes and a carousel museum. Its location in the Willamette Valley, known for its wine, allows the town to offer locally made wine, as well as cider and beer.  (updated Sep 2019)

• Santiam Hwy Albany-Lebanon (Exit 233). Signed as "Lebanon Sweet home"' from the 'southbound lanes. Travelers coming from the north and going towards Lebanon (SE) or Corvallis (SW) can use this exit and go on US Hwy 20 instead of going to Hwy 34 at exit 228. . 
• Fair/Expo Center Knox Butte Rd (Exit 234/234A). Access to local Albany Municipal Airport (general aviation only) and Linn County fairgrounds. Exits 234 & 234A are two separate exits but are signed the same from both directions. Exit 234 is accessible from the northbound lanes only to Knox Butte Rd E while Exit 234A, just south of 234B, is accessible from the southbound lanes only. Exit 234A goes into Albany Ave SE/Airport Rd Se, west of the freeway, which intersects Pacific Blvd SE (Hwy 99E). . 

• Albany (Exit 234B). Accessible from southbound lanes only. Hwy 99E goes south into town as Pacific Blvd SE and follows I-5 north to Salem. From Albany Hwy 99E continues south towards Junction City (where it merges with Hwy 99W into Hwy 99) through Tangent, Halsey and Harrisburg. . 

• Millersburg (Exit 235). Accessible from southbound lanes into Old Salem Rd NE. Exit #235 are two separate exits which are accessible from one side of the freeway only. 

• Viewcrest (Exit 235). Accessible from northbound lanes into Century Dr NE, parallel along the east side of the freeway. 

• 44.942898-123.03509617 Salem (Exits 248-260B). The capital city of Oregon, traditionally known for being low-key, the downtown area is showing the early signs of rejuvenation.  (updated Jun 2017)

• Sunnyside Turner (Exit 248). go east on Delany Rd SE to get to the town of Turner go west to Sunnyside Rd SE and then go north on Sunnyside to get into town 
• Commercial St SE (Exit 249). Major thoroughfare into town (Salem) from the south 
• Keubler Blvd (Exit 252). 
• Detroit Lake Bend (Exit 253). OR Hwy 22 & Bus 99E goes northwesterly into town as Mission St SE. OR-Hwy 22 then goes across the Willamette River into West Salem and another 25 mi (40 km) west to OR-Hwy 18 in Willamina via OR-Hwy 99W in Rickreall which is the gateway towards the Yamhill Valley Wine Country (north on 99W towards McMinnville). Going east OR-Hwy 22 passes by Detroit Lake and Mt Jefferson towards US Hwy 20. It continues into Bend as US Hwy 20. Going south OR Hwy 99E follows I-5 to Exit 234B in Albany. (updated Nov 2020)
• Market St Silverton (Exit 256). Closest exit to downtown and the state capitol.  There are multiple roads/bridges crossing over I-5 between Hwy 22 at mm 253 and Hwy 99E at mm 258 that are not accessible. This is the only exit to take between Hwy 22 and 99E.
• Portland Rd NE (Exit 258). OR-Hwy 99E goes N/NE towards Portland through Woodburn, Canby and Oregon City and towards Albany along I-5 in the other direction. Going into town Portland Rd NE (Hwy Bus-99E) passes the by state fairgrounds where it becomes Fairgrounds Rd the rest of the way into downtown Salem. (updated Nov 2020)
• Chemawa Road - Keizer (Exit 260).  

The Portland Metropolitan area is a large conurbation of cities (municipalities) surrounding Portland, Oregon in the northern end of the Willamette Valley and Southwest Washington (Clark County, WA) at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers.

• 45.303-122.769318 Wilsonville . Located within the Portland metropolitan area, the city also includes the planned communities of Charbonneau on the south side of the river, and Villebois on the western edge. The city is bisected by Interstate 5 and includes I-5's Boone Bridge over the Willamette.  (updated Jul 2022)

• Wilsonville Rd (Exit 283). . 
• Ellingson Rd, Boones Ferry Rd (Exit 286).  

• 45.368654-122.7580619 To Oregon City (Exit 288). I-205 goes north to Oregon City, Gladstone, and the Portland International Airport; reconnects with I-5 north of Vancouver, WA at Exit 7 (Washington).  (updated Jun 2019)
• Access to Tualatin, Tigard and Lake Oswego (Exits 289-293). Between the I-205 exit (#288) and Haines Rd (#293) I-5 serves as a dividing line between the suburban municipalities of Tualatin and Lake Oswego. Tigard is further away from the I-5 corridor on Hwy 217 from Exit #292. (updated Jun 2019)

• Nyberg Rd Tualatin Sherwood Rd (Exit 289). Tualatin Sherwood Rd serves as the main road into/through Tualatin towards Hwy 99W in Sherwood. From Sherwood travelers can continue into Newberg, Dundee and McMinnville in the Yamhill Valley Wine Country, a world-renowned wine tasting destination via Hwy 99W. (updated Nov 2020)
• SW Carman Dr (Exit 291).  
• (Exit 292). Connects to Tigard (SR-99W); Beaverton and ends at US-26 west. Serves as a partial western bypass for northbound drivers to connect with Hillsboro (via US Hwy 26 & SR-8) and the Northern Oregon Coast (US Hwy 26). SR-217 ends east of I-5 where the same road becomes SW Kruse Way leading into Lake Oswego a wealthy suburban enclave. (updated Jun 2019)
• SW Haines St (Exit 293).  

• 45.51261-122.6816320 Portland (Exits 294-308. There are 18 exits into Portland. 294-299 are in Southwest Portland, 300 is in Southeast Portland and 301-308 are in North Portland). The largest city in Oregon, and a cultural center for the region. Known for its food and music scenes, and counter-cultural attitudes. Thousands of acres of gardens, parks, and trails to explore, as well as a multitude of shops and restaurants spread across several neighborhoods.  (updated Jun 2019)

• Tigard & Southwest Portland (Exit 294). SR-99W officially begins/ends here. It goes west through Tigard, King City, Sherwood, Newberg and McMinnville in the Yamhill Valley Wine Country, Going into Portland the road becomes SW Barbur Blvd through Southwest Portland and into downtown Portland as SW Naito Pkwy (Front Ave). The old 99W continues along Naito Pkwy through downtown to the Steele Bridge where crosses over the Willamette River and continues north along N Interstate Ave. It rejoins into I-5 at Exit 306. (updated Jun 2019)
• SW Taylors Ferry Rd (Exit 295). Southbound exit. Exit 295 are two separate exits to different local surface street at opposite sides of the freeway. 

• SW Capitol Hwy (Exit 295). Northbound entrance. Locally SW Capitol Hwy goes south from the I-5/Barbur Blvd corridor to Portland Community College Sylvan Campus (PCC) the largest community college in Oregon. 

• SW Barbur Blvd (Exit 296A). Southbound exit and northbound entrance. Barbur Blvd is the old Hwy 99W. Access from southbound lanes only. 
• Multnomah Blvd (Exit 296B). Southbound exit and northbound entrance. Dumps you off into the Multnomah neighborhood of Southwest Portland 

• SW Terwilliger Blvd (Exit 297). Terwilliger Blvd is an old-school parkway that runs between Oregon Health Science University and Lewis and Clark College. 
• SW Corbett Ave (Exit 298). Access to a local street from northbound side only 
• Macadam / Ross Island Bridge (Exit 299A). US Hwy 26 crosses over the Willamette River on the Ross Island bridge. US 26 goes through SE Portland as SE Powell and continues east towards Bend in Central Oregon through Gresham, Sandy, Mount Hood/Government Camp and Madras. SR-43 goes south along the west side of the Willamette River as SW Macadam towards Oregon City through Lake Oswego and West Linn. 
• 45.50769-122.669621 North to City Center West; North to Seattle (Exit 299B (from left lanes of the northbound side) into I-405). Interstate 5 crosses the Willamette River on the Marquam Bridge and continues north towards Seattle from the other side of the river. Interstate 405 is a local auxiliary highway that continues 4.5 mi (7.2 km) around downtown Portland (westside of the Willamette River) to the Fremont Bridge where it rejoins I-5 in the other side of the Willamette River. I-405 connects the I-5 corridor to downtown and to US Hwy 26 west (Exit 1D of I-405) towards Beaverton,Hillsboro and Seaside. The first exit from I-405 serves the Portland City Center and the South Waterfront.  (updated Jun 2019)
• The Dalles (Exit 300). After exiting from I-5 the off-ramp splits with one lane going right into SE Water Ave & Yamhill for local access to the warehouses and to Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in southeast Portland while the other lane continues into I-84. Access from the northbound lanes only. 

• City Center, Oregon City OMSI East (Exit 300B). Off ramp splits again after exiting from I-5. Left lane goes into Morrison Bridge east which leads towards another off ramp to MLK south (99E to Oregon City and OMSI) or continue east on SE Belmont. Right lane goes into Morrison Bridge west going into downtown Portland. Road becomes SW Washington St in downtown. Access from the southbound lanes only. This is the principal exit serving Southeast Portland's Central Eastside, while the Morrison Bridge, along with Interstate 405, is the main exit serving Portland's City Center. (updated Nov 2020)

• 45.524897-122.66535322 East The Dalles (Exit 301 (southbound) / 300 (northbound)). I-84 passes through Northeast Portland and through the Columbia Gorge to Hood River, The Dalles, Pendleton and Boise, ID. Travelers going to 45.5894-122.59373 Portland International Airport can follow I-84 to I-205 North towards Seattle at Exit #8 of I-84 and then to Airport Way W from Exit #24A of I-205. Likewise travelers can also go north towards the airport on NE 82nd (OR Hwy-213) from Exit #5 of I-84.  (updated Jun 2019)
• NE Broadway-Weidler Moda Center (Exit 302A). Access to NE Broadway (WB) from the southbound lanes and NE Weidler (EB) from the northbound lanes. Nearest access to the Portland Memorial Coliseum, Oregon Convention Center and the Moda Center (Rose Quarter) all hosting different sporting events, concerts/performances and conventions throughout the year. . 
• 45.5379-122.683123 West Beaverton St Helens (Fremont Bridge) (Exit 302B) (Fremont Bridge). I-405 connects Northwest Portland and downtown Portland from the I-5 corridor, while US 30 branches off from the west end of the Fremont Bridge and continues along the Willamette River through the northwest industrial areas to Sauvie Island, Scappoose, St. Helens and Astoria. I-405 then joins I-5 at the west end of the Marquem Bridge south of downtown Portland.  (updated Jun 2019)
• Greeley Avenue/Swan Island (Exit 302C). Northbound exit and southbound entrance 
• Swan Island, Alberta Street, Interstate Ave (Exit 303). Exit accesses N Going St (to Swan Island) and Killingsworth. Both are connected by local parallel roads at both sides, without re-entering the freeway. This is the closest exit to the trendy Alberta Street corridor. This exit and the Greeley exit also serve truck traffic headed for the Port of Portland. 
• N Rosa Parks Blvd (Exit 304). 
• N Lombard St (Exit 305A). The Rosa Parks and Lombard exits serve the neighborhoods of North and Northeast Portland, such as Kenton, Arbor Loddge, St. Johns and Woodlawn 
• Columbia Blvd (Exit 306A). Northbound exit and southbound entrance 
• 45.5968-122.687524 Interstate Ave Portland International Raceway (Exit 306). Interstate Ave served as the "Old Hwy 99W" (not signed) through North Portland. The Old Hwy 99W crosses into downtown from N Interstate via the (black) Steel Bridge and continued along the downtown waterfront as Naito Pkwy, formerly Front Avenue. It goes through Southwest Portland as SW Barbur Blvd to it junction with I-5 at Exit 294 where OR-Hwy 99W officially begins. On some maps OR-Hwy 99W begins at SW Naito Pkwy and Clay St in downtown Portland. This exit (#306) is only accessible from the southbound lanes. From the northbound lanes take Exit 306B towards "Victory Lane/Expo Center" and take a left on N Victory Ln to reach Interstate Ave & the Portland International Raceway.  (updated Nov 2020)
• MLK Jr Blvd & Marine Dr (Exit 307). OR-Hwy 99E begins here and goes parallel I-5 along the east side towards Salem. It goes through northeast and southeast Portland as Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. Hwy 99E branches between NE Weidler and SE Mill St. Southbound traffic continue on Martin Luther King Jr Blvd while northbound traffic travel along Grand Ave. It continues south from SE Mill St to Oregon City as SE McCloughlin Blvd. This is where the old US Hwy 99 split between US Hwy 99E & 99W. (updated Nov 2020)
• 45.6115-122.679125 Hayden Island ODOTS Permits (Exit 308). Access to Jantzen Beach Shopping Center on Hayden Island. There are other restaurants, hotels and retails stores surrounding the Jantzen Beach mall for food, fuel, supplies and/or a night's stay. Exit is signposted "Hayden Island ODOTS Permits" from both directions. ODOTS permits are for commercial truck drivers to travel through the state.  (updated Jul 2019)