1. Build speed gradually
High speed can improve scoring, but accelerating into a crowded lane without a clear escape route makes crashes more likely.
Practical techniques for earning more score and cash while keeping your runs consistent.
High speed can improve scoring, but accelerating into a crowded lane without a clear escape route makes crashes more likely.
The game rewards close passes. Start with controlled gaps, then increase risk as your reactions improve.
Riding against traffic can add score and cash, but use it only when you have enough road visibility to react.
Wheelies can provide extra rewards. Use them on open road sections rather than during dense traffic.
Spend currency where it solves your current bottleneck instead of upgrading every stat equally.
Score improvement comes from consistency. A repeatable route and controlled risk often beat one spectacular run.
Start a run by reaching a comfortable speed. Once traffic patterns are predictable, add close overtakes. When the road opens, increase speed and use a wheelie if it is safe. Save opposite-lane riding for sections where you can see far enough ahead to react.
Keep an escape lane in mind. Do not stare only at the vehicle immediately ahead; scan the next two or three traffic gaps. Smooth lane changes also make it easier to recover when another vehicle changes position.
Read the mission objective before choosing upgrades. Distance missions reward endurance, speed objectives need acceleration or top speed, and close-pass tasks reward control. Match your bike setup to the goal.