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[[Image:JuliusThruwayWest.jpg|thumb|300px|right|[[Julius Thruway|Julius Thruway West]] in [[Las Venturas]], [[San Andreas]]]] | [[Image:JuliusThruwayWest.jpg|thumb|300px|right|[[Julius Thruway|Julius Thruway West]] in [[Las Venturas]], [[San Andreas]]]] | ||
[[Image:HighwayMorning.jpg|thumb|300px|right|The highway servicing [[Flint County]]]] | [[Image:HighwayMorning.jpg|thumb|300px|right|The highway servicing [[Flint County]]]] | ||
'''Highways''' are large main roads with multiple lanes, encircling or connecting cities in various GTA games. They become particularly relevant in the large-scale multiple-city game [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. While many highways remain unnamed, some are given specific designations, such as in GTA San Andreas. | '''Highways''' are large main roads with multiple lanes, encircling or connecting cities in various GTA games. They become particularly relevant in the large-scale multiple-city game [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] and [[GTA IV]]. While many highways remain unnamed, some are given specific designations, such as in GTA San Andreas. | ||
In general, highways are interconnected, and provide smooth transitions from one region of the map to another without stopping. However, some highways are limited in their service and in the intersections they make with other major roads, and may not provide a more rapid alternative to smaller roads. Main local arteries are generally easier and more direct for in-city travel, but highways are quicker for inter-city travel. | In general, highways are [[:Category:intersections|interconnected]], and provide smooth transitions from one region of the map to another without stopping. However, some highways are limited in their service and in the intersections they make with other major roads, and may not provide a more rapid alternative to smaller roads. Main local arteries are generally easier and more direct for in-city travel, but highways are quicker for inter-city travel. | ||
Highways provide a much more rapid pace and more lanes than small roads, allowing for greater speeds and more room for manoeuvring. However, cars often switch lanes quickly without notice, and this can present a hazard for the player if travelling at high speeds. Almost any crash on a highway will cause cars to crash into the rear of the stopped vehicles, and particularly in GTA San Andreas this can trigger a chain reaction of explosions. | Highways provide a much more rapid pace and more lanes than small roads, allowing for greater speeds and more room for manoeuvring. However, cars often switch lanes quickly without notice, and this can present a hazard for the player if travelling at high speeds. Almost any crash on a highway will cause cars to crash into the rear of the stopped vehicles, and particularly in GTA San Andreas this can trigger a chain reaction of explosions. | ||
== | ==Named highways== | ||
*[[Julius Thruway]] | *[[Julius Thruway]] | ||
*[[Harry Gold Parkway]] | *[[Harry Gold Parkway]] | ||
*''[[Bayshore Avenue]]'' | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[ | *[[:Category:Intersections|Intersections]] | ||
*[[:Category:Bridges|Bridges]] | *[[:Category:Bridges|Bridges]] | ||
*[[:Category:Streets|Streets]] | *[[:Category:Streets|Streets]] | ||
Revision as of 09:33, 25 June 2008
Highways are large main roads with multiple lanes, encircling or connecting cities in various GTA games. They become particularly relevant in the large-scale multiple-city game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and GTA IV. While many highways remain unnamed, some are given specific designations, such as in GTA San Andreas.
In general, highways are interconnected, and provide smooth transitions from one region of the map to another without stopping. However, some highways are limited in their service and in the intersections they make with other major roads, and may not provide a more rapid alternative to smaller roads. Main local arteries are generally easier and more direct for in-city travel, but highways are quicker for inter-city travel.
Highways provide a much more rapid pace and more lanes than small roads, allowing for greater speeds and more room for manoeuvring. However, cars often switch lanes quickly without notice, and this can present a hazard for the player if travelling at high speeds. Almost any crash on a highway will cause cars to crash into the rear of the stopped vehicles, and particularly in GTA San Andreas this can trigger a chain reaction of explosions.