Traffic Rider: Endless Motorbike Racing

Traffic Rider is an endless arcade racing game by skgames in which the player controls a motorbike on busy highways and earns points by overtaking traffic. It builds on the formula the same developer used in Traffic Racer, keeping the simple, easy-to-learn controls while adding a more detailed presentation, a first-person camera and a full career structure. The title first appeared in January 2016 and has since been downloaded more than 500 million times, with a rating of 4.51 based on over 8.8 million ratings.

The core loop is easy to grasp. You ride along a multi-lane road, steer around cars and trucks, and try to stay alive as long as possible. Speed is rewarded: the faster you travel, the more points you collect, and bonuses come from overtaking closely at over 100 km/h, from riding against oncoming traffic in the two-way sections, and from doing wheelies. Cash earned on the road can be spent on new machines or upgrades, and there are 34 motorbikes to work through.

A career mode with more than 90 missions gives the endless format clear goals, while online leaderboards and over 30 achievements add a competitive layer for players who enjoy chasing scores. The environments are detailed and change between day and night, and the engine sounds were recorded from real bikes. The interface supports 19 languages. The game is free to download and is supported by ads and in-app purchases; the file is about 178 MB and Android 7.0 or newer is required. The latest listed version is 2.11, dated March 10, 2026, and its notes mention only bug fixes and improvements rather than new content.

Key features

• First-person camera view for a cockpit-style perspective
• 34 motorbikes that can be purchased and upgraded
• Engine sounds recorded from real motorcycles
• Detailed environments with day and night variations
• Career mode containing more than 90 missions
• Online leaderboards and more than 30 achievements
• Interface translated into 19 languages
• No timers and no fuel system, so runs are not cut short

How to install

1. Tap the download button on this page to get the APK file for Traffic Rider.
2. When Android asks for permission, allow your browser or file manager to install apps — this is the "Install unknown apps" setting.
3. Open the downloaded APK file from your notifications or your file manager.
4. Tap Install and wait while the 178 MB package is copied to your device.
5. Check that your phone or tablet runs Android 7.0 or newer before starting, since older versions are not supported.
6. Open the app, wait for the first launch to finish, and start your first ride.

Latest changes

The latest update for Traffic Rider, released on December 8, 2025, focuses on bug fixes and overall improvements to enhance your riding experience. With refinements aimed at smoother gameplay, this update helps ensure that your endless motorbike adventures run more reliably. Enjoy the polished performance as you continue to overtake traffic and tackle career missions.

This is a good fit for casual players who want short, quick races that can be finished in a spare few minutes. It also suits fans of arcade traffic-dodging games who enjoy chasing high scores on leaderboards, and players who like collecting and upgrading vehicles over time. Anyone looking for a realistic motorcycle simulator should note that the handling is deliberately simple rather than technical.

If you are just starting out, spend your first earnings on a modest upgrade rather than saving for an expensive bike, and keep your speed above 100 km/h only in stretches where the traffic is thin — that is where close overtakes pay the most without ending your run early.

Traffic Rider keeps the pick-up-and-play appeal of endless highway racing and adds enough structure through career missions, upgrades and leaderboards to hold interest for longer. It is free to try, friendly to beginners, and the presentation has aged well thanks to the detailed scenery and recorded engine sounds. The trade-off is that ads, in-app purchases and a fair amount of grinding are part of the deal, so it works best for players who enjoy the core loop of dodging traffic at speed.