W or up arrow to accelerate ### A/D, or left/right arrow to steer the car ### Space bar to use handbrake ### Left shift or F to use car boost ###
Highway Traffic is one of those games that looks easy at first, but then you realize it’s actually testing every part of your focus. You're just trying to drive, right? But every car on the road has its own weird idea of speed. Some are crawling, some are flying past you, and others randomly stop like they forgot how brakes work. It’s not racing, it’s more like surviving the daily chaos of traffic, but with better visuals and more satisfying upgrades. The main goal is simple: avoid smashing into other vehicles. That’s it. But as the speed picks up and the cars get more unpredictable, it turns into a reflex-based challenge where you’ll either feel like a highway genius or a total road hazard. Every second you go without crashing means more points and more stuff to unlock. Want a faster car? Save up and grab it. Tired of sunshine? Turn on the snow and test your luck on a slippery road. The game throws in weather changes and different modes just to keep things spicy. There are four game modes, each with its own pace. The classic one is just about driving as long as you can. But there's also a two-way mode with traffic coming at you head-on, a timed run where you're against the clock, and a free mode to just chill and cruise. If you're feeling brave, try playing in snow or rain — visibility drops, and your reactions have to get even sharper. The controls are super basic. Arrow keys or WASD, and you’re good to go. That makes it one of those games you can hop into during a break or at school without needing a gaming setup. Everything loads quick and runs smooth even on older devices. Pro tip: don’t hold down the gas too much. Quick taps and little steering adjustments go a long way, especially in heavy traffic. Highway Traffic is also low-key addictive. You’ll tell yourself one more run, and the next thing you know, it's been half an hour and you're still trying to beat your high score. If you're into games where you're always on edge but still in control, this one hits that sweet spot. Just keep dodging, stay alert, and try not to blink too much.