Interstate 130

Interstate 130, also known as the A Coruña Shunpike, is a 5.75 mile (9.25 km) Auxiliary Interstate Highway south of A Coruña in northwestern Spain. It serves as a spur route from I-30 west of I-1 to A Coruña towards the north.

The nickname 'A Coruña Shunpike' is given by shunpiking a small tolled segment of I-1 from I-30 to the city of A Coruña. Drivers taking I-1 from Vigo or Portugal, drives through only one toll gate before entering the city. Drivers taking I-30 from Gijón or further east (Bilbao or France), and then use I-1 to the city, must drive through two toll gates before arriving at the city. I-130 is given its name for a bypass of a tolled section for I-30, avoiding I-1.

Route description
I-130 begins at a roundabout with a couple of flyover ramps at I-30 and ES-523. There are two ramps that serve as an easy access to I-130 northbound from I-30 westbound. I-130 continues north for a short while and then turns to the northwest towards A Coruña. The Interstate ends at a interchange with ES-10 and ES-55.

Exit list
The entire route is in Galicia County, Spain.