Is there a way to determine exactly where the security van is going to be GTA V

Is there an in game without the use cheats to determine where the next security van is going to be? Do they all follow the same routes at a set time or spawn at a set location first? Or even better is there a mod out there that can mark them on the map?

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Best Answer

I found that it takes about a week in game and then they will spawn in the places on the map.
It's not that random.

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Where do security vans spawn GTA V?

LITTLE SEOUL 1 SECURITY VAN The Security Truck is located at an Asian strip mall in Little Seoul. The guards are just about to leave the area and you need to take the deposit! Shoot at the van to make it stop. From there, shoot at the back of the van to make it drop the deposit case.

Where are the security cars in GTA 5?

Take out the guards if the van is parked.

Approach the two guards and gun them down (aim using the L2 button (PS3), LT button (Xbox 360), or Right click (PC); and shoot using R2 button (PS3), RT button (Xbox 360), or Left click (PC).

The guards are armed, so be sure to take them out as quickly as possible.

How do you loot security vans in GTA 5?

Medal-gtav.png To achieve this requirement, Mike needs to shoot the back doors open. If you have enough ammo, use a drive-by to shoot the doors open while the van is in motion. If the van is stopped, simply shoot the door handles to open the doors for the Gold.

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