Moto Traffic Rider
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- Racing
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- Playgama
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About Moto Traffic Rider
Moto Traffic Rider puts the camera right behind the handlebars. You ride a powerful motorcycle in first-person view along crowded highways and through city streets, threading between lines of cars by day and by night. Throttle, lean, brakes and nitro are the whole toolkit, and the balance between speed and control is the heart of it, because a crash ends the ride on the spot.
Career mode drops fuel and time limits entirely, so the focus stays on missions, money and bikes. Passing vehicles closely pays extra points and money, which rewards riding near traffic rather than giving it a wide berth. Earnings go into a purchase and upgrade system covering 13 different motorcycles, each with engine sounds recorded from real bikes. A day and night cycle and detailed scenery change the look of the ride as you go.
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How to play Moto Traffic Rider
Objective
Complete career missions without crashing, earning money from rides and close overtakes to buy and upgrade motorcycles from the roster of 13.
Controls
Desktop
- Throttle button (hold): accelerate
- Throttle button (release): slow down
- Lean left or right: steer around traffic and through corners
- Brakes: cut speed in heavy traffic or before a sharp turn
- Nitro: sudden burst of speed
Getting started
- Start career mode and pick your first mission; there is no fuel gauge or timer to worry about.
- Hold the throttle to pick up speed and release it when you want the bike to slow down.
- Lean left or right to weave between the cars, and use the brakes when traffic bunches up ahead.
- Pass vehicles closely for extra points and money, firing nitro when you see a clear gap.
- Spend your earnings on upgrades or on a new motorcycle from the 13 available, then take on the next mission.
Tips
- Close overtakes pay extra points and money, but a crash ends the ride, so get near cars only where you have room to lean away.
- With no fuel or time limit in career mode, there is no need to rush; ride at a pace that keeps you out of crashes until the mission is done.
- Brake before dangerous turns rather than in them, so the bike is already at a safe speed when you lean into the corner.
- Save nitro for open stretches of road, since a sudden burst of speed into dense traffic leaves little time to react.
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Moto Traffic Rider FAQ
Does career mode in Moto Traffic Rider have fuel or time limits?
No. There are no fuel or time limits in career mode, which lets you concentrate on finishing missions, earning money and unlocking new motorcycles. The thing that ends a ride early is a crash.
How many motorcycles are there?
There are 13 unique motorcycles, each with engine sounds recorded from real bikes. Money earned on rides goes toward buying new ones and upgrading the bikes you already own.
How do you earn extra money in Moto Traffic Rider?
Overtake vehicles closely. Passing traffic at close range rewards extra points and money on top of what you make from missions. Balance it against safety, because a crash ends your ride.
