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Level 12 finally clicked when I let the tram finish its loop before touching east west; patience beats panic taps every time.
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I Love Traffic
I Love Traffic
Game Description
Tap through intersections, juggle light cycles, and keep impatient drivers from colliding as difficulty ramps with every new lane.
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Developer: John Cooney · Released: 2009
I Love Traffic hands you the signal box and asks you to keep every intersection crash-free. As light cycles speed up and driver patience wears thin, your timing and lane awareness decide whether the city hums along or grinds to a halt.
Play it free on FlashGamesBox and see how long you can juggle green lights before gridlock strikes.
Each stage introduces new lanes, turning rules, and crosswalk quirks. Tap the lights in sequence to give every direction a clear window.
The puzzles scale from sleepy suburbs to downtown tangles, rewarding multitasking instead of brute force.
FlashGamesBox keeps this traffic-control classic alive whenever you crave a quick dose of signal juggling.
Level 12 finally clicked when I let the tram finish its loop before touching east west; patience beats panic taps every time.
SignalMaestro
FlashGamesBox runs smoother than my old embed, so I can chase three star clears without the frame hitch messing up timing.
GreenWaveGuru
Pro tip: double tap north south while the ambulance siren flashes to hold the queue; every delay counts toward the fail bar.
SirenHandler
My kid loves naming each intersection after family members; apparently Uncle Rob is the guy who always runs the red.
CrosswalkComedian
If you are stuck on the six lane clover, try pulsing the outer turns together; it keeps the center lanes from clogging.
LoopLogic
Bringing the volume down means I can sneak a few intersections at work; only the click rhythm gives me away.
DeskDispatcher
The late game countdowns feel brutal, but watching a perfect green wave thread through four lanes is pure zen.
ZenController
I set a personal best by saving the pedestrian button for last; the delay keeps the impatient sports cars honest.
ButtonBoss
Mastering the airport level took me back to 2009, except now the browsers actually keep the high score for tomorrow.
RunwayRegulator
