CA 299

State Route 299
Game	American Truck Simulator
Length	245 mi (395 km)
Speed Limit	25–55 mph (40–89 km/h)
Route
	0 mi (0 km) USCA101 US 101 in Eureka
	0–245 mi (0–395 km) IS5 Interstate 5 CA44CA139 SR 44, SR 139
	245 mi (395 km) USCA395 US 395 in Alturas

State Route 299 (SR 299) is a state highway in northern California in American Truck Simulator. It runs from US 101 in Eureka to US 395 in Alturas.

Cities

• Eureka
• Redding
• Lakeview (via US 395)

Junction list

Location	mi	km	Destinations	Facilities	Notes
Eureka	0	0	USCA101 US 101 – Eureka, Crescent City		West terminus; US 101 exit 716 A
	4	6	Unnamed road – Eureka
Blue Lake	11	18	Road to Darchelle Uzau vineyard
	69	111	Rest area
	86	139	Rest area
Redding	90	146	CA44IS5 SR 44 east to I-5 – Reno		TOTSO
	118	190	IS5 I-5 – Sacramento, Portland		I-5 exit 680
	152	245	Road to Deepgrove harvest site
Burney	165	266	Gas station, rest area
	217	350	CA139 SR 139 north – Klamath Falls
Canby	219	352	Canby
Alturas	245	395	USCA395 US 395 – Reno, Lakeview		East terminus in game

History

In the initial version of American Truck Simulator, SR 299 began at a diamond interchange with US 101 in Eureka and ended at a diamond interchange with Interstate 5 in Redding.

In update 1.5, which changed the map scale from 1:35 to 1:20, the section of SR 44 in Redding from an at-grade three-way junction with Market Street to a diamond interchange with Victor Avenue was added and signed as SR 299. The section of SR 44 east of Redding, which had hitherto been designated as US 395, was redesignated as SR 299, while the section of SR 299 on Market Street and Cypress Avenue west of the diamond interchange with Interstate 5 was redesignated as SR 44.

In update 1.31, the diamond interchange with US 101 was changed to a trumpet interchange, and the cloverleaf interchange with Interstate 5 was rebuilt.

In update 1.35, the section of SR 299 between Interstate 5 in Redding and SR 139 near Canby was added, including the Deepgrove harvest site. SR 299 east of the at-grade three-way junction with Market Street was redesignated as SR 44, as the junction became an at-grade four-way junction and SR 299 was moved to a new section of Market Street and Lake Boulevard, of which on the former a garage was added and on the latter a diamond interchange with Interstate 5.

Gallery

Eureka

Blue Lake

Redding

Burney

Canby

Alturas

See also

• Information about State Route 299 in real life