Talk:California State Route 55

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[edit] Double Nickels?

WTH? I've never heard this name for the 55 before. It is not what it is generally referred to. I will edit this to change the Double Nickels mention to more rarely, because I don't know where this was even said before. Theunknown42 22:11, 2 January 2006 (UTC)

I actually hear the "double nickel" reference often by a few local traffic reporters. I suppose they think it's clever but not particularly smart IMO.