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Las Venturas has a large freeway system circling and splitting the city into two. The [[Julius Thruway]] is the freeway system circling the city, and is split into four parts; Julius Thruway North, Julius Thruway South, Julius Thruway East and Julius Thruway West. Julius Thruway North leads to an intersection, before splitting into many paths crossing the desert. Julius Thruway South continues to the west from the [[Blackfield Intersection]] to become a major highway in the south of [[Bone County]], continuing to the [[Garver Bridge]], and to [[Tierra Robada]] and the [[Gant Bridge]]. Thus Las Venturas has easy access to [[San Fierro]] and [[Los Santos]]. It services numerous areas in the city. The [[Harry Gold Parkway]] is another highway, splitting the whole city into a western half and an eastern half. It services mainly the [[Las Venturas Airport|airport]], some few casinos and the central areas. It also leads to a highway leading to the south, crossing [[The Mako Span]] to reach the [[Montgomery Intersection]] and becomes the major freeway through Downtown [[Los Santos]], and its most southern point is [[Los Santos International Airport]].

The [[Brown Streak Railroad]] services Las Venturas, with its two stations ([[Linden Station]] and [[Yellow Bell Station]]) being located in the northern and eastern part of the city. The [[Sobell Rail Yards]] are also in the east of the city, though it is not considered a stop for [[Brown Streak]] and [[Freight]] trains.

[[Las Venturas Airport]] is an airport on the south-central part of the city, with two runways and a number of planes. It is serviced by [[Juank Air]], and tickets to Los Santos and San Fierro may be purchased.