Police Motorbike Driver and the city chase on two wheels
Police Motorbike Driver puts you on a patrol bike in a busy open city, which fits the Simulation label better than a simple lap racer. You weave through traffic, cut across intersections, and use ramps to turn a pursuit into a jump when the road opens up.
Traffic runs, lane changes, and target chases
The main challenge is reading the road while you stay locked on a target, so lane changes matter as much as speed. Cars block clean lines, intersections create tight turning moments, and the chase angle makes every stretch feel like a small pursuit instead of a flat cruise.
Nitro bursts for clear roads
When traffic thins out, nitro gives you the burst you need to pull away on straight sections. That fits the Speed tag well, because the game keeps asking you to judge when to hold back and when to fire forward.
Bike handling, ramps, and camera changes
Use WASD or the arrow keys to steer and keep the motorcycle stable, then hit Shift for nitro and C to change the camera view. The handling matters on ramps, and the bike’s movement through gaps gives the Motorcycles tag a real gameplay reason. If you want another road-focused chase with traffic dodging, Highway Rider Extreme is a close match, while Moto Road Rash 3D 2 also leans on motorcycle-versus-traffic runs. The city setup is easy to launch online, with no download and no signup needed.
Ramps are placed around the map, so a patrol can suddenly turn into a stunt section when you least expect it. That keeps the chase varied without changing the core goal: stay upright, thread the road, and keep pushing toward the next target.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
11 march 2020
Last Update
11 march 2020