EG Fast Driver
A casual traffic dodger: keep your racing car clear of other vehicles while the speed rises, with three collisions allowed per run.

EG Fast Driver keeps its car pinned to the centre of the screen and lets the road do the moving. Your racer sits in the middle while other vehicles come up ahead, and the job is to slip past each one without touching it. There is no rival to beat to a line and no lap to complete; the whole contest is between you and the traffic.
The rule that shapes every run is the three-strike limit. The description says that after a third collision you lose, so the first two bumps work as warnings rather than as the end. That makes it a little more forgiving than one-hit dodgers, but a careless early knock still costs you a safety net you will want later on.
The pressure comes from speed. The game gradually raises its pace, so gaps that looked generous in the opening seconds start closing faster as the run goes on. It is a small casual reflex title from EcapsGames, suited to short sessions in a browser tab.
Controls
Steer left and right with the keys or by tapping, depending on your device.
How to Play
- Watch the cars appearing ahead of your racer in the middle of the screen.
- Steer into the open space beside each one.
- Keep count of your collisions — the third one ends the run.
- Stay sharp as the speed climbs and the gaps arrive sooner.
Tips & Tricks
Move early and in small steps. At higher speeds a late, wide swerve is how most of the three allowed bumps get used up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many crashes are allowed in EG Fast Driver?
Three. The description states that the third collision makes you lose the run.
Does EG Fast Driver get harder?
Yes. The speed increases gradually, so the traffic becomes harder to read the longer you survive.
