Route 241 is from Route 5 south of San Clemente to Route 91 in the City of Anaheim. [CS&HC Sec. 541]

Unconstructed from Route 5 to Oso Parkway. Toll road from Oso Parkway to Route 91.

1964-1965: Route 241 was from Route 11 (current Route 110) near Adams Street to Route 11 near Elysian Park in Los Angeles.

1968-1972: Route 241 from Route 1 to Route 101 near Oak and Fell Streets in San Francisco transferred from Route 80.

1988: Current route defined from Route 231 near the Cities of Tustin and Irvine to Route 5 south of San Clemente.

1996: Portion from Route 231 (current Route 133) transferred from Route 231.

Entire route. [CS&HC Sec. 253.1]

Constructed portion from Oso Parkway to Route 91. It was once called the "Foothill Transportation Corridor", but now it is known as the "Foothill Toll Road" from Route 5 to Route 133 and the "Eastern Toll Road" from Route 133 to Route 91.

Oso Parkway to Route 91: National Network.

Routes 73, 133, 241, and 261 are the toll routes that traverse southern Orange County. The maximum toll on Route 241 for a two-axle vehicle from Oso Parkway to Route 91 is $4.25. FasTrak is available. For more information, visit the Transportation Corridor Agencies page.

There are plans for Route 241 to have HOV Lanes.

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