About Traffic Rider

Traffic Rider puts you behind the handlebars of a motorcycle in a first-person endless racing experience. You weave through dense highway traffic across a variety of detailed environments, dodging cars and trucks to keep your speed up and rack up points. With realistic engine sounds recorded from actual bikes, the sense of speed feels incredibly grounded and intense.

The progression system is built around completing over 70 career missions that range from reaching a destination in time to hitting specific overtake quotas. As you earn cash from these runs, you can purchase faster sport bikes and heavy cruisers, or upgrade your current ride's acceleration and handling to conquer tougher late-game challenges.

Controls

  • Steer: Tilt your device left or right (or use on-screen buttons if changed in settings)
  • Accelerate: Tap and hold the right side of the screen
  • Brake: Tap and hold the left side of the screen
  • Wheelie: Tap the wheelie icon (available on specific bikes)

Tips for Success

  • Maintain a speed over 100 km/h to keep your passive score multiplier active.
  • Drive in the opposing lane on two-way roads for double cash, but watch out for oncoming traffic.
  • Pass vehicles as closely as possible to earn "close call" bonuses, which stack if you chain them together quickly.
  • Prioritize upgrading acceleration early on, as recovering speed after a minor collision is critical for beating tight mission timers.

This is a fantastic title for players who enjoy reflex-heavy arcade racers with a rewarding sense of progression and a polished first-person perspective.

Traffic Rider FAQ

Can I play Traffic Rider with controller buttons instead of tilting?
Yes, you can change the steering method in the settings menu to use on-screen buttons instead of tilt controls.
How do you earn money faster for bike upgrades?
The most efficient way to earn cash is by riding over 100 km/h in the wrong lane on two-way roads and passing cars very closely. This chains together multiple bonuses for a massive payout.
What should I upgrade first on a new motorcycle?
Focus on acceleration first. You will frequently need to brake or swerve in dense traffic, and better acceleration helps you recover speed quickly to maintain your over-100km/h bonus.

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