Miller Park Way (41) was originally designed in the 50's to connect with with the old Park East freeway. Heres a Wikipedia entry The Stadium Freeway, originally known as the South 44th Street Expressway for the street it would replace, was opened for traffic in 1953, just as the new Milwaukee County Stadium was opening to host the Milwaukee Braves of the National League of baseball. Original plans were to have the freeway extend south from National Avenue to the Airport Freeway in Greenfield (what is now Interstate 894 and Interstate 43). The interchange at I-894 was built, but since the Stadium Freeway was never completed to connect to it, the ramps instead lead to a park and ride lot at the corner of Loomis and Cold Spring Roads and are solely for the use of commuter buses, WisDOT and law enforcement vehicles. Because of lawsuits and protest, the southern extension was never built, though most of the right-of-way for the freeway was cleared down to Lincoln Avenue in West Milwaukee. This section of South 43rd Street was renamed Miller Park Way in 2001, after the new park had opened.[4] Not really apropos to the discussion, but it explains why its designed so weird.