For Los Santos Freeway in Grand Theft Auto V & GTA Online, see Los Santos Freeway (HD Universe).
Remember to follow our Media Policy in naming and licensing before adding images.
The Los Santos Freeway is a highway in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Description[]
The Los Santos Freeway is a major highway connecting Los Santos with Las Venturas and Red County. It is modeled after both Interstate 5 and Interstate 15. The freeway has four lanes with a wide median in Red County. But, in Los Santos it has predominantly a median with a concrete barrier, but at times it's more of a curb with street lamps in the middle of the freeway for illumination at night. In Downtown it meets the East Beach Freeway Extension, a short freeway serving the city's east side. Near the airport, for a short time, the median has two guard rails on each side keeping traffic to their own side, this is due to a tunnel upon which the freeway must encounter. The freeway ends briefly in Ocean Docks and becomes a four lane road through East Beach. The road turns into a freeway once again after passing through the East Beach neighborhood. When it nears Las Venturas at the Montgomery Intersection, it turns and heads west towards its starting point, while staying in Red County the second time around, which makes it a looped highway.
Direct access to the Los Santos Freeway is rather limited in Red County, with only two exits that both lead to Palomino Creek.
The highway has a total length of 5.5 miles (8.8 kilometers), making it the longest highway in San Andreas.
Traffic[]
Most of the traffic on the Los Santos Freeway is within the city limits of Los Santos and is primarily local traffic. In Red County, the traffic is more rural and long distance as Linerunners frequently use this stretch of the freeway along with other semi-trucks.
Exits[]
Listed are destinations from exits along the Los Santos Freeway. The "northbound" route is the freeway going clockwise, the "southbound" route goes counter-clockwise. The exits are listed in clockwise order.
Exit # | Exits | Destinations | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Palomino Creek 1 |
North: Harry Gold Parkway West: Julius Thruway West, Bone County, San Fierro East: Julius Thruway East |
Half-clover interchange |
2 | Palomino Creek 2 | East: Red County, Los Santos | Three-way interchange |
3 | Los Santos - Red County | Los Santos - Red County West: Vinewood |
Three-way interchange |
4 | East Beach |
West: Vinewood, Mullholland Drive East: El Corona |
Four-way interchange |
5 | Playa del Seville 1 | East: East Beach Freeway Extension |
Two-way intersection Southbound exit only |
6 | Playa del Seville 2 | East: Los Santos International Airport | Four-way intersection |
7 | Ocean Docks 1 |
West: Verona Beach East: Los Santos International Airport |
Four way intersection |
8 | Ocean Docks 2 | East: Ocean Docks |
Four-way intersection Southbound exit only |
9 | Ocean Docks 3 | West: Ocean Docks |
Two way intersection Northbound exit only |
10 | Ocean Docks 4 | East: Ocean Docks |
Two way intersection |
11 | Verdant Bluffs | West: Ocean Docks | Four-way intersection with overpass |
12 | Los Santos International Airport | North: Playa del Seville |
A unique interchange with ramps on the southbound side and a road that forms a wye on the northbound side |
13 | East Beach Freeway Extension | West: Playa del Seville | Semi-direction T-interchange |
14 | Mullholland Intersection | West: East Beach | Four-stack interchange |
15 | Vinewood |
West: Los Santos East: Red County, Palomino Creek |
Half-trumpet interchange Northbound exit, southbound entrance |
16 | Red County |
West: Palomino Creek East: Los Santos |
Half-clover interchange Take to start the northbound portion all over again or continue northbound to exit 17 |
17 | Julius Thruway | South: Palomino Creek | Four-way intersection |