Guide & rules Vehicles
Police equipment
All topics
Getting started
- Jobs & money
- Banking
- The phone
- Clothes, inventory & backpack
- Downed, injuries & medics
- The taxi job
- Miner
- Construction worker
- Lumberjack
- Fishing
- Firefighter
- Pool
- Boombox
- Housing
Vehicles
- Car, keys & garage
- Parking & fines
- Mechanic & workshop
- Fuel & charging
- E-scooters
- Buying a car & car loans
- Car radio
- Navigation
- Licence, points & alcohol
- Stealing cars
- The impound lot
- Police: plates
- Police equipment
- Emergency lights & sirens
Keys & comms
Rules & roleplay
Worth knowing, whichever side of the law you are on.
Wheel clamp – one wheel is locked and the car can do at most 15 km/h. Only an officer can remove it, and it stays on even if the car goes into a garage.
GPS tracker – the police can hide a tracker in a vehicle and follow it on the map. Anyone can search a vehicle with Left Alt (it takes 8 seconds), and if you find a tracker, it is destroyed. The battery lasts 30 minutes.
Drug test – a joint or cocaine can be detected for an hour. If you are not cuffed, you are asked, and you can say no.
Radar – measures speed and reads the plate. It never issues a fine by itself.
Megaphone – an officer in an emergency vehicle can talk to you through the megaphone from up to 40 metres away.
Battering ram – the police can break open locked doors, but not the doors of homes.