Overview

Crosstown is the strategic highway crossroads of Vice City, situated at the major junction connecting Interstate 404 and Interstate 97. Dominated by sweeping elevated overpasses, multi-level concrete flyovers, and high-speed transit ramps, the district facilitates commuter movement between Downtown, the airport, and the northern counties. Beneath the soaring elevated roadways lies a maze of industrial access routes, transit parking facilities, and pedestrian underpasses. From an exploratory standpoint, Crosstown is an essential navigation hub for rapid vehicle transit across mainland Leonida. The multi-tiered roadway structure provides strategic opportunities for dramatic highway jumps, sudden exit dives, and losing pursuing vehicles by switching levels at high speed between surface streets and overhead expressways. In the real world, Crosstown is modeled after major freeway interchanges in Miami, notably the Midtown Interchange (I-95 and I-195) and the Dolphin Expressway junction connecting Downtown Miami to western suburban arteries and Miami International Airport.