Unable to answer "Is this still here?" – on level 0: Sirona Genomics (Corporate Office) – node/5579657227 via StreetComplete 61.1:

Three business is replaced with one of these companies now.

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Unable to answer "Is this still here?" – Yoga is Youthfulness (Sports Club) – node/7450577940 via StreetComplete 61.1:

It's an art school now.

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https://streetcomplete.app/p/282664.jpg

Unable to answer "What’s the name of this place?" – Wine Shop – node/4584063798 via StreetComplete 61.1:

This is a residence. There's no wine shop here.

There's a crosswalk button here too.

via StreetComplete 61.1

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A road sign is right about here, and it cautions traffic entering the 101 ramp that the maximum height ("vertical clearance") is 14 feet and 11 inches. This height is probably the clearance between the ramp to southbound 101 and the bridges with 85, along with a bridge from 85 to Shoreline:

way/5012264#map=18/37.408722/-122.070914&layers=N

way/54741060

way/38083155#map=19/37.408790/-122.071186&layers=N

way/11477573#map=18/37.408732/-122.070481&layers=N

way/23725324

I noticed that car routes that travel from I-880 southbound to CA-237 westbound go through this intersection rather than using the motorway link. Is there an explanation for why this is the case?

See osm.org/directions?engine=graphhopper_car&route=37.433802%2C-121.919215%3B37.419669%2C-121.942902#map=15/37.42751/-121.92250&layers=N for example.