The car is already rolling the moment the page finishes loading. Tap A / D or â / â the instant you see the road and you're in it â no start button to hunt for.
That's genuinely it on keyboard â â / â or A / D. On a phone or tablet, tapping the left or right half of the screen does the same job.
Clipping a traffic car, hitting a roadblock, or getting boxed in by a police car đ. Any one of those stops you cold.
Distance and coins. The longer you stay clear of the police, the higher your score climbs đ¯, and coins picked up along the way go straight toward unlocking your next car.
The controls swap to touch, but the chase itself â the police, the traffic, the roadblocks â plays out the same either way.
Usually a browser tab overloaded with other background tabs. Close a few, reload the page, and it's normally back to full speed. Chrome or Edge tend to run it smoothest.
No sign-up, no login screen đŽ. You land on the page and you're driving â accounts only ever matter if you want a score saved between visits.
Every second you stay ahead of the police adds to it, and every coin you grab adds more on top. A clean run beats a fast-but-reckless one.
It's a light browser game, so it's gentler than most native apps, but any moving screen sips power. Dimming your screen a notch stretches things further đ.
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