Tram Driver
Run a city tram through traffic lights. Stop at each stop, keep to 40 km/h and time your run so the light has turned green when you reach it, because passing a red light ends the run. Six street routes.
- Arcade
- Free, plays in your browser
- Mouse, touch or keyboard
- Added 9 November 2026
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- #drivingsim
- #trafficlights
- #city
- #stops
- #simulator
Tram Driver
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A real run of the game, recorded with captions and no sound.
How to play
- Use Up or W for power, Down or S to cut it, and hold Space or B to brake. The tram is light, so it starts quickly and stops quickly.
- Traffic lights change on a cycle. Watch the light ahead: if it will still be red when you get there, ease off and slow down so it turns green first, or stop short of it.
- Stop at every stop, wait for the doors, and move on. Keep to the 40 km/h limit and the slower zones near the squares.
Controls: mouse, touch or keyboard. Made by CalcoTools.
Tips and strategy
- Each light is red for a fixed part of a fixed cycle, so after one full cycle you know exactly when it will change. Plan your approach speed around that.
- Do not brake hard for a light that is about to change; arriving as it turns green keeps you on time and gives a smoother ride.
- Stops that sit just after a light let you use the red as part of the schedule. Plan the whole block, not one light at a time.
FAQ
- What happens if I pass a red light?
- The run ends at once on the early levels. The lights follow a repeating cycle, so you can always work out in advance whether one will be green when you reach it.
- Why does the tram feel so quick?
- A tram is much lighter than a train, so for the same push it speeds up and stops faster. The game uses a light vehicle with a strong brake to show that.
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