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San Andreas makes transportation part of progression: CJ moves from bicycles and lowriders to aircraft, boats, trains, remote-controlled vehicles, and military hardware. The broad categories help separate everyday traffic from vehicles tied to missions, schools, or special activities.

San Andreas expands the weapon system with dual-wield skill, weapon proficiency, Ammu-Nation access, collectible tools, and a long list of mission and pickup options. The category tells you what kind of item it is; the access note keeps the page useful without pretending every pickup follows one fixed route.

Carl's return to Los Santos becomes a statewide journey through gang politics, family conflict, business, betrayal, and a final push back into the city. Mission availability is deliberately broad, so the useful reference is the mission strand and reward as much as the order in which a row appears.

Safehouses give San Andreas its sense of geographic progression. CJ begins with the Johnson House, then gains and buys places across the three cities, countryside, desert, and mountain routes. A good safehouse is a checkpoint, a garage, and a way to keep completion sessions organized.

The Gang Tag hunt is both a collectible route and a lesson in Los Santos geography. Early tags sit close to Grove Street, while later ones lead CJ through enemy neighborhoods, elevated roads, alleys, and hard-to-reach corners of the city.

Snapshots turn San Fierro into a photography scavenger hunt. The markers are often placed above roads, beside bridges, on airport structures, or around the city's industrial edges, making a route based on landmarks much more practical than searching blindly.

Las Venturas' Horseshoes are placed around casinos, airports, rooftops, construction spaces, and the city's neon streets. The route is a good reason to explore the whole map after the desert and casino story strands have opened.

Oysters encourage CJ to leave the streets and trace San Andreas from the waterline. Some are visible from a dock or bridge, while others reward a longer swim and a little preparation for breath and shoreline access.

San Andreas' stunt jumps range from dockside ramps to freeway embankments, airport structures, hillside roads, and city stairways. A route based on the location and landing notes keeps the challenge about driving lines rather than repeated blind attempts.