Traffic Cop: Duty Calls

Your city. Your call.

One clear lane. One patient queue. One perfectly timed GO.

Take charge of busy junctions in Traffic Cop: Duty Calls, a casual traffic-control game where careful timing keeps the city moving. Tap STOP and GO to release traffic, watch turning arrows, and leave room for the last car to clear. Simple controls soon become a satisfying test of judgement.

A CITY FULL OF SURPRISES
Progress from Easy to Medium and Hard through 30 career missions across 10 road layouts. Start in the neighbourhood, handle shoppers at the market, keep harbour traffic moving and master staggered crossings. Then make space for trams, raise a drawbridge for waiting boats, clear fire-engine routes and coordinate the linked junctions of The Loop. Tackle departing crowds in Stadium Rush and keep queues clear of the tracks in Railway District.

CALM THINKING. BUSY ROADS.
Cars queue, drivers get impatient and horns sound when traffic waits too long. Turning drivers look for safe gaps, while ambulances need a clear route. Every scene asks you to find a better rhythm.

MAKE EVERY SHIFT COUNT
Meet each mission's car target and special objectives, earn stars and chase higher performance ranks. If traffic collides, a crash replay helps you see what happened and plan your next attempt.

KEEP IMPROVING
Replay familiar roads, take on Free Play and Endless shifts, or try the weekly challenge. Personal bests are saved on your device, so your next target is always your own record. No global leaderboard or game sign-in is required.

PLAY YOUR WAY
A guided first mission teaches the controls as you play. Choose Calm, Busy or Rush hour difficulty, and adjust sound in Settings. Portrait layouts keep the controls close and approaching traffic in view.

The game includes banner advertising and an optional one-time purchase to remove ads permanently. Removing ads also gives the board more screen space.

Support: corewestai@gmail.com

Recent changes:
Explore the improved career map and clearer shift goals. Enjoy updated scenes, improved traffic behaviour and a smoother experience.