Traffic Escape Leaderboard

The top 100 drivers on CPSCount. In Rush Hour players are ranked by their best single run (+20 per escaped car, +100 per cleared lot, 3 bumpers); in Levels by the highest level reached. Switch with the tabs below.

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Rush Hour — three bumpers, no mercy

Rush Hour is the ranked run: endless lots with more and more cars, +20 per escape and +100 per cleared board — but the third crash ends the shift. The board ranks your best single run, validated server-side.

Levels — the endless climb

The Levels board ranks the highest level reached in the endless progression from a quiet 5×5 lot to a jammed 9×9. Progress is forward-only and every lot is generated solvable, so the number next to a name is a real climb.

Validated, honest scores

Every run is checked before it lands here: tap pacing, run time, car and board counts are recomputed on the server, so sped-up or fabricated results never reach the board.

Traffic Escape — Leaderboard FAQ

How is the Traffic Escape leaderboard ranked?
Two boards: Rush Hour ranks the best single run score; Levels ranks the highest level reached. Use the tabs to switch.
How do I get on the board?
Log in to your free CPSCount account and play Traffic Escape. Your best run and highest level are submitted and validated automatically.
What ends a Rush Hour run?
The third crash. Every blocked tap costs a bumper — check the lane before you send a car.
Do crashes in Levels mode hurt my rank?
No. In Levels crashes are only counted for your own PERFECT DRIVER pride — the board only cares how far you have climbed.

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