Vegas Traffic Mayhem

You control a single car, a small red vehicle if I recall correctly, navigating a busy Las Vegas intersection. Your job is to avoid colliding with the steady stream of traffic coming from all directions. You tap or click to make your car move forward in short bursts, timing those movements to slip between other cars. The main objective is to survive as long as possible while the traffic density gradually increases. The pacing starts slow but builds tension quickly; one mistimed click sends you spinning in a crash. It feels like a constant, jittery test of reflexes, a repetitive cycle of cautious waiting and sudden, precise action.