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La Puerta Freeway or Interstate 5 is a freeway that runs through the southern part of Los Santos. It starts/ends after a T-Intersection off the Del Perro Freeway and runs through West Los Santos as the Miriam Turner Overpass before it ends at the Port of Los Santos and turns into Elysian Fields Freeway.

The La Puerta Freeway is an Interstate highway in the in-game Interstate system. It is one of the four Interstates in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.

Influence[]

The real-life Interstate 5 runs through Los Angeles, as the Santa Ana Freeway and Golden State Freeway. However, the La Puerta Freeway more closely resembles Interstate 110, also known as the Harbor Freeway.

Intersections[]

Location Destination
Little Seoul, Downtown road crossing
Little Seoul freeway exitVespucci

Little SeoulLa Puerta, Strawberry

freeway exit (upper deck); Innocence Boulevard (lower deck)
La Puerta freeway exit
SA-22
Vespucci, LSIA, Maze Bank Arena, Davis,Chamberlain Hills
La Puerta, Elysian Island road bridge Miriam Turner Overpass
Elysian Island road end; continues as the Elysian Fields Freeway

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • This freeway was originally called the "Los Puerta Freeway" in the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto V, however it was presumably changed because "Los Puerta" is an incorrect translation from Spanish.
  • "La Puerta" is a Spanish feminine singular noun meaning "the door" or "the gate".