Police Drive

About Police Drive

Police Drive is a police driving simulator built around chases. You take missions, follow the guiding arrow to a target, and weave through traffic to reach it - high-speed driving is the core skill, not a side activity.

Missions pay out in experience and in-game money, which go into vehicle upgrades, so the difficulty curve is something you can out-progress. It runs in the browser.

How to Play Police Drive

Police Drive is a chase game built around reaching a target fast. You take a mission, follow the guiding arrow to the objective and weave through traffic to get there - the driving is the mission, not a way of travelling between them.

Completions pay out in experience and in-game money, both of which go into vehicle upgrades. That makes the difficulty curve something you can out-progress rather than a wall you hit.

Police Drive Controls

Traffic behaves like an obstacle to weave through rather than something to brake for, because stopping costs more time than a near miss does. The guiding arrow only tells you where the target is, not which lane gets you there, so the route is worth checking before committing to speed.

Tips for Police Drive

• Weave through traffic rather than braking for it - stopping costs more time than a near miss.
• Reinvest mission money into vehicle upgrades early; the later missions assume a faster car.
• Watch the guiding arrow before accelerating so you are not committed to the wrong lane at speed.
• Reinvest mission money into the car early. The later missions assume a faster vehicle than you start with.
• Check the arrow before accelerating. Being in the wrong lane at speed costs more than the delay does.

Police Drive Key Features

• Chase missions built around reaching a target
• A guiding arrow instead of a map
• Traffic that has to be threaded at speed
• Experience and money funding vehicle upgrades
• On-screen driving controls on mobile

Police Drive FAQ