Race Through Traffic

About Race Through Traffic

Race Through Traffic is a single-player arcade racing game set on a busy road where the goal is to survive as long as possible. Drive through dense traffic, overtake cars, and push your luck with riskier maneuvers to climb your final score. The farther you travel and the bolder your moves, the higher the tally at the end of each run.

Reddish-brown rocky canyon walls line both sides of the grey four-lane asphalt road in several scenes. A brown four-door sedan appears between white dashed lane markers across multiple views of the road.

How to Play Race Through Traffic: Dodge Traffic and Drive as Far as Possible

Each run puts you on a busy road where the objective is to dodge traffic, avoid crashes, collect coins, and cover as much distance as possible. The riskier your overtaking maneuvers, the higher your score climbs. After a run ends, spend what you've earned to upgrade your car or unlock new vehicles. One scene shows five golden circular objects spaced apart in a vertical line down the center of the road.

Choose a mode before heading out, and note that accelerating and braking with the up and down arrows is only available depending on the current mode.

Controls

• A or Left Arrow: Move left
• D or Right Arrow: Move right
• Up Arrow: Accelerate (when available in the current mode)
• Down Arrow: Brake (when available in the current mode)
• On-screen buttons: Full car control as an alternative to keyboard

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