All Quiet Roads 4743

The game begins in London. At the commencement of each city there are only a few neighborhoods on the map. You get to decide where to place roads to connect the neighborhoods. Periodically, each neighborhood will spawn vehicles that need to travel to other neighborhoods. As you connect roads between unique neighborhoods the vehicles will transit along your roads to reach their destinations. Vehicles will remain parked in their original neighborhood until a route exists to their desired destination.

Over time more neighborhoods will automatically appear on the map. Each neighborhood has an associated type of vehicle that it attracts. Vehicles spawning in other neighborhoods will seek the neighborhood of their destination type. You must add roads to keep the neighborhoods connected. Vehicles will use the roads autonomously when they are available. Roads that have too much traffic will slow down, and visually change to red when the traffic stops. Vehicles will try to route around traffic jams. It often makes sense for you to build multiple roadways so that vehicles can find their ways around traffic jams.

A vehicle trip is completed when a vehicle reaches its desired destination. Each completed trip adds to your raw score. The raw score is the count of the number of vehicle trips completed. Additionally, your All Quiet Roads score ( AQR ) updates to your current raw score only if there are no roads currently in a red warning state. Your raw score will continue accumulating but it will not become an AQR score until the moment when no roads are red. Red roads can be noisy as motorists honk their horns. All the roads are all quiet only when no roads are red.

Build roads between different parts of the city. Congested roads turn yellow and then red as traffic slows. Build more roads. Add shamrocks, ferries, bridges and tunnels to get all your vehicular traffic where it belongs. The game begins in London. At the beginning of each city there are only a few districts on the map. You can decide where to place roads to connect the neighborhoods. Periodically, each neighborhood spawns vehicles that need to go to other neighborhoods. As you connect streets between unique neighborhoods, the vehicles will drive along your streets to reach their destinations. Vehicles remain parked in their original neighborhoods until a route to their desired destination exists. Over time, more neighborhoods will automatically appear on the map. Each neighborhood has an associated vehicle type that it attracts. Vehicles that spawn in other neighborhoods will seek the neighborhood of their target type. You must add roads to keep the neighborhoods connected. Vehicles will use the roads autonomously when they are available. Streets with too much traffic will slow down and visually change to red when traffic stops. Vehicles will try to avoid traffic jams. It often makes sense to build several lanes so that vehicles can find their way in traffic jams.

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