🎮 What You're Actually Doing

You're behind the wheel of a car that a police unit has already spotted. There's no separate "start driving" step — the moment the road appears, you're already being chased. Your job is to keep weaving through traffic and roadblocks for as long as you can while the pursuit behind you keeps closing the gap.

🕹️ The Keys That Matter Most

A — steer left
D — steer right
Left Arrow (←) — steer left
Right Arrow (→) — steer right
Steering is what defines almost every run — speed boosts show up too, but which lane you're in matters far more than anything else

💡 Pro Tip: A quick tap moves you one lane over cleanly; holding the key tends to overcorrect you straight into whatever's in the next lane. Save a boost for the moment you need to close a gap fast, not for open road.

🚧 What's Coming at You

Three things end a run, and each one behaves differently:

🚗 Traffic Cars: Slower-moving vehicles that hold their lane — clip one from the side and you're done.
🚔 Police Cars: They actively steer toward you, trying to force you into a wall or another car.
🛑 Roadblocks: Full-width barriers that show up with almost no warning — the ones that catch new players off guard most.

🏆 What Success Looks Like

There's no separate mode to pick — every run blends the same three goals together:

🌍 Distance: How far you get before something stops you, tracked as your run score.
💰 Coins: Picked up mid-run, and they carry over toward unlocking your next car.
🚨 Staying clear of the police: The real skill test — everything else is easier once you can consistently shake them.
🎯 Personal bests: Most players aren't chasing a mode, they're chasing their own last good run.

⚙️ What Actually Gets You Further

Full-speed weaving looks impressive and ends runs early — controlled lane changes hold up longer.
Traffic mostly holds its lane, so once you clock a car's position you can plan two moves ahead instead of reacting late.
When a police car pulls alongside, commit to one direction — hesitating between two lanes is how most collisions happen.
Roadblocks tend to appear after a stretch of clear road, so treat a suspiciously empty lane as a cue to stay alert, not relax.
A faster car from your garage helps less than you'd think if your lane-reading hasn't caught up yet — build the habit before chasing the upgrade.

🔑 Key Insight: The police get more aggressive the longer a run goes — a technique that works fine in the first 20 seconds can fall apart by the second minute.

📈 Building Up Your Garage

Coins collected during a run go toward unlocking new cars — nearly 100 of them are waiting to be earned over time. There's no need to grind one perfect run for it either; coins from a short run and a long run add up the same way. Every unlock is permanent, so progress never resets between sessions.

✅ Before You Go

Steering is what decides most runs — three hazards, an occasional boost, and a police unit that never really gives up. Whether you're in it for a personal best or just five minutes between other things, the pattern holds: read the road early, commit to your lane, and let the coins pile up along the way.