The official page confirms first-person and third-person riding, crash physics, and skill-based wheelies. It does not print a keyboard card. The PC keys below come from a 13 October walkthrough that a 14 October controls article cites with timestamps. If your prompt shows a different bind, follow the prompt.
Reported PC keys
| Action | Reported key |
|---|---|
| Accelerate / drive forward | W |
| Brake / reverse | S |
| Steer left / right | A / D |
| Wheelie, hold | Left Control |
| Change camera | C |
| Burnout | Hold W and S together |
Mobile buttons and controller binds were not documented.
Camera
C is the reported view switch. Use third person while you are learning traffic and turns, because you can see the scooter and the road together. First person is the view the official page also supports. A short highway clip is not required to change the camera.
Burnout
Guides place burnouts in Update 1, together with two new scooters, foot chases, and rank nametags. No separate changelog date was published for that patch.
To try the reported burnout:
- Stop, or move slowly.
- Hold throttle and brake together. On the PC card that is W and S.
- Wait until the tires smoke.
- Release to launch forward into a drift start.
Police chases
Police are reported to pursue speeding and wheelies in traffic. An arrest plays a cutscene, ends the wheelie, and respawns you at Meetup Plaza.
You can turn that off:
- Open Settings.
- Find the POLICE section.
- Set Police Chases to OFF.
The same section is reported to include chase difficulty, arrest cutscenes, and siren volume if you want chases on but quieter. Turning chases off is a practice setting, not a permanent rule. Turn them back on when you want the foot-chase content from Update 1.
If the scooter will not wheelie
- Check that you are holding the wheelie bind, not tapping it.
- Try a straight road. A turn or a bump drops the front wheel.
- A brand-new account on the 40 km/h starter can still wheelie. You do not need a Robux scooter first.
- After a patch, test one short wheelie before you blame the key.
