
Bus Route
Forty routes, every stop on time

Cartoon cars, vans and buses roll in from every side and queue at the crossings. Tap a traffic light to switch it, wave the ambulance through first and get everyone on their way before the honking starts.
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Traffic Tap puts you in charge of the lights in a small cartoon town seen from above. Cars, vans, buses and delivery trucks roll in from the edges and queue at the crossings, and every crossing has one light for you to run: tap it and the other road gets green. Drivers go on green and brake and wait on red, and anyone who waits too long starts to honk. Get the set number of vehicles through before a queue runs out of patience.
Forty levels grow from a single crossing of two one-way streets to T-junctions, a roundabout with lights on its entries and a grid of four crossings. Along the way an ambulance needs to be waved through first, a tractor crawls across at walking pace and rush hour arrives in waves. Switch while a car is still crossing and both drivers brake hard and honk; let two of them touch and it is a soft bump and a quick oops, never a crash. Each level has three stars to win: everyone through, no close calls, and a finish under par time.
Endless Rush keeps the traffic coming at four crossings and gets busier the longer you last, so every run is a fresh go at your high score. Levels are quick, about a minute each, and your stars and best scores are saved in your browser. Click or tap a crossing to switch its lights, or press 1 to 4 on a keyboard.
Traffic Tap rewards patience as much as quick fingers. Before you switch a light, check that the last car on green has cleared the crossing; changing it mid-crossing makes both drivers brake and honk, and that close call costs you a star. Watch the queues rather than the cars: the longest line is the one closest to losing patience, so give it green first and let the shorter road wait a moment.
When the ambulance appears, clear its road straight away and hold the others on red until it is through. Tractors move at walking pace, so do not switch back too early behind one. On the bigger maps with four crossings, the number keys 1 to 4 are quicker than moving the mouse, and in rush hour it helps to let a wave drain fully before you swap. Once the levels feel easy, try Endless Rush to see how long you can keep four crossings flowing.
Yes. Traffic Tap is free to play in your browser on Kiloo, with nothing to download and no account needed. Your stars and high scores are saved in the browser you play in, so you can come back to them later.
Yes. On a phone or tablet you simply tap a crossing to switch its lights. On a computer you can click a crossing or press the keys 1 to 4 for the numbered crossings, and P pauses while M mutes.
Each level has three stars: get every vehicle through, avoid close calls, and finish under the par time. A close call happens when you switch a light while a car is still crossing, so wait for the junction to clear before you change it.
Endless Rush is the high-score mode. Traffic keeps arriving at four crossings and gets busier the longer you last, so each run is a new attempt to beat your score. The forty levels are the place to learn the junctions first.
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Traffic Tap
Tap the lights, keep the town moving