Urban Traffic Commander
I dont know about you, but I find it hard to stay focused when theres a lot of traffic. This is your chance to be in control! Take command of the traffic in th...
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About Urban Traffic Commander: I dont know about you, but I find it hard to stay focused when theres a lot of traffic. This is your chance to be in control! Take command of the traffic in the streets and redirect cars on their way. As you get through each level, get better at keeping them moving. Be careful though, those pedestrians can be tricky!
How to play Urban Traffic Commander: Turn On Off traffic signals by clicking on them Save collisions
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