What is City Car Driving?
This realistic car driving simulator will help you master the basic skills of car driving in various traffic conditions, immersing you in an environment closely resembling the real world. The "smart" traffic accurately simulates unpredictable pedestrians and sudden dangerous situations, ensuring you remain alert and engaged in a true-to-life driving experience. The simulator offers a wide range of weather conditions and times of day, from rain and morning fog to night ice and snow, allowing you to prepare for driving under the most unfavorable conditions
Highlights
- Practical driving skills training in the city and on specialized autodromes
- Support for mechanical and automatic gearboxes that function like real-world counterparts
- Nine standard cars available for training on the autodrome
- Training for counter-accident driving techniques on a dedicated autodrome
- Realistic traffic behavior, including vehicles that violate traffic rules, park, or leave parking lots
- Sudden dangerous situations such as oncoming lane incursions, abrupt stops, unexpected lane changes, pedestrians crossing the road, and malfunctioning traffic lights
- Realistic physics that influence vehicle behavior and enable full-fledged collisions with visible damage
- Fuel consumption simulation, teaching you to monitor the fuel level and refuel the car in time
- Wide selection of vehicles, including small trucks, minivans, SUVs, pickups, and subcompacts, with right-hand drive options
- Random routes in free driving mode with customizable parameters
- Ability to choose the time of day and weather conditions
- Narrow, tangled courtyards and multi-level parking lots with many cars
- Inclusion of trams as active participants in the traffic
- Support for traffic rules of different countries, including the USA, Canada, Australia, the European Union, Germany, and Russia, with both left-hand and right-hand traffic regimes
- Recording and playback function for analyzing driving errors
- Support for gaming wheels, gamepads, joysticks, and virtual reality devices, such as Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and TrackIR head tracking system.