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ROAD RULES · 20 ROUNDS

TRAFFIC SIGN REACTION

Read the pixel sign, then choose the action it tells you to take.

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Complete 20 balanced rounds. Wrong answers and timeouts count, then the game continues.

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READY?

READ THE SIGN

Press 1–4 for the matching shuffled action, or tap a large button.

Keyboard: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 match the current button positions · Touch or mouse: choose a labeled action.

HOW TO PLAY

Turn each sign into the right action

  1. 01

    Start the game and read the shape, symbol, and written label on the sign.

  2. 02

    Choose STOP for stop, GO for go, SLOW for yield, and TURN for turn.

  3. 03

    Use keys 1–4 for the current button order. The actions shuffle every round.

VISUAL CHOICE REACTION

What does this game challenge?

Every round combines sign recognition, rule recall, and a four-way response. Shuffled action positions prevent you from memorizing a single key.

Color is never the only clue: every sign also has a distinct shape, symbol, and readable label. This recreational game is not a driving assessment.

READ YOUR RESULT

Accuracy matters before speed

Standard accuracy includes all 20 rounds, including missed deadlines. Average and best reaction times use correct choices only.

For a fair comparison, repeat the same mode on the same device and use the same input method.

QUESTIONS

Traffic sign reaction game FAQ

How many rounds are in standard mode?

Exactly 20: five stop, five go, five yield, and five turn signs. Mistakes still advance the game.

Which action matches each sign?

Stop means STOP, go means GO, yield means SLOW, and turn means TURN.

Why do the answer buttons move?

The four actions shuffle every round to test sign recognition instead of a memorized key. Keys 1–4 always follow the visible positions.

How does endless mode end?

The first wrong choice or timeout ends the run. The window begins at 2.3 seconds and shrinks to a minimum of 0.5 seconds.