align="top" width="100%"|Rhode Island State Highway 103 is a numbered State Highway running 11.3 miles in Rhode Island. Route RI 103 takes the following route through the State: History RI 103 used to be much longer, extending through Providence and along present-day RI 14 to Connecticut. At one time, the main road east from Providence (at first NE 3, now US 6) used RI 103 and MA 103 rather than the current US 6 alignment. Maps disagree on when the change to the current alignment took place. However, rather than using Warren Avenue to the Washington Bridge, the main road continued north on Pawtucket Avenue to Waterman Avenue, and used Waterman Avenue over the old Red Bridge to Providence. When the main road was moved to current US 6, it at first continued to use Waterman Avenue via MA 114A and County Street to the state line. The current alignment of RI 103 along Warren Avenue in East Providence was also US 6 before Interstate 195 was built. Some signs still mark it as US 6, including some signs placed since 2000. Notes RI 103 is a major commercial corridor in East Providence. Westbound traffic at the first split from RI 114 northbound in Barrington must make a U-turn onto RI 114 south and then turn right. RI 103A is an alternate route through Riverside in southern East Providence; it was naver RI 103. Many maps have shown RI 103 using Veterans Memorial Parkway from a bit east of the second RI 114 multiplex to its west end. | valign="top"|right |