GT Traffic Racer
GT cars with high speed limits on the same three highway landscapes.

GT cars sit between the road cars and the open-wheel machines in this series: fast enough to make the highway feel short, stable enough to survive a clumsy lane change. For most players that combination is the sweet spot.
The three landscapes give the traffic different backdrops, and the mountain stretch is the hardest simply because the road bends where the others run straight.
Scoring rewards distance and close passes, and the GT cars are quick enough to make both worthwhile.
Six cars are available and the differences are in braking as much as in speed, which matters when a lane closes unexpectedly.
Crashing ends the run, so the fastest car is not automatically the highest scoring one.
Controls
Arrows to steer and accelerate, space to brake.
How to Play
- Pick a GT car and start on the flattest landscape.
- Change lanes in one committed movement.
- Take close passes for extra score once comfortable.
- Push the distance on the mountain route last.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which highway is hardest in GT Traffic Racer?
The mountain route, because the road curves where the other two run straight and the traffic appears later.