City Car Driving

City Car Driving is a driving simulator where you practise driving in cities and on autodromes under varied road and weather conditions. Traffic rules and instructor hints help you learn the laws of different countries, while traffic, pedestrians and sudden hazards create changing situations on the road.

Driving practice

At special autodromes, you can practise basic driving exercises, elements of extreme driving and counter-accident techniques. The simulator includes nine standard cars for autodrome training, with both mechanical and automatic gearboxes that work according to their real-world counterparts. A specialized autodrome is available for counter-accident training.

In free-driving mode, routes are generated randomly and you can customize their parameters. You can choose the time of day and weather, including rain, snow, ice, night and fog. The city includes narrow, winding courtyards and multi-level parking lots filled with cars.

Traffic and hazards

Traffic behaves realistically and may break traffic rules, park or leave parking spaces. Sudden hazards include cars moving into the oncoming lane or stopping sharply, unexpected lane changes, pedestrians running across the road and broken traffic lights. Trams also take part in traffic.

Realistic physics affects how cars behave on the road and allows collisions that cause visible damage. Fuel consumption is simulated, so you need to monitor the fuel level and refuel in time. Driving recordings can be played back later to review mistakes.

Cars and road rules

Alongside different car models, the vehicle selection includes a small truck, minivan, SUV, pickup, subcompact and right-hand-drive cars. These vehicles have a full set of controls, including a horn and lights.

The simulator supports traffic rules for the USA, Canada, Australia, the European Union, Germany and the Russian Federation, with right- and left-hand traffic regimes for the relevant countries.