Vehicles and Transport
Hoverboards, cars and other rides, where you can use them, and every way to travel: S.C.A.M.P.E.R., Monkey Skyway, Sliders, ziplines and more.
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The world is big, and walking everywhere is slow. This page covers your own vehicles first and then the public transport network.
Your own vehicle
A vehicle is an item that goes into the vehicle slot of your equipment.
- Put the vehicle in the vehicle slot.
- Press V to get on or off. On mobile, press RIDE.
Vehicles are yours to keep. They never expire, whether they came from a shop, a crate or a reward.
Where you can ride
- Anywhere in the open world, in the Past and in the Future.
- Not inside Infected Zones, Fusion Lairs and other instanced areas.
- Not while you are on a Monkey Skyway, a Slider or a Providence jet.
- Not while you are knocked out, stunned or asleep.
While you ride, your weapon is carried on your back. You can summon a Nano and use its powers from an ordinary vehicle.
How fast is it?
Every vehicle has a speed number. For comparison, your character runs at 650 on foot.
| Vehicle | Level | Price (taros) | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| FFF Hoverboard | 1 | free, Attendance Day 1 | 1250 |
| Starter hoverboards, jetbikes and clouds, such as the KND Hoverboard, Tempest Jetbike and Zoomulus Cloud | 1 | 314 to 1,009 | 1250 |
| Team vehicles from the racer shops (Ben 10, Generator Rex, Sym-Bionic and others) | 1 | 1,000 to 10,000 | 1250 |
| Plank Hoverboard | 6 | 3,000 | 950 |
| Megas XLR, Clockwork, Steampunk and Time Cop vehicles | 8 | 4,000 | 950 |
| Sunburst Hoverboard | 10 | 5,000 | 1000 |
| Dynomutt Dasher, Police Car, Wacky Taxi | 14 | 7,000 | 1050 |
| Dynamo Hovercars, Love Bug, Octi Hoverpod | 16 | 8,000 | 1050 |
| Identified Flying Object | 18 | 9,000 | 1100 |
| Eggplant-Mobile | 22 | 11,000 | 1150 |
| DX versions of shop vehicles | 6 to 32 | 50,000 | 1500 |
| Cars: Monster Taxi, Monster Coupe, Sector V Cruiser | 1 | 25,000 / 40,000 / 60,000 | 2200 |
| T-60 Power Armor | 1 | FusionFall Ultra reward | 1300 |
| Ultra Gold Clockwork Hoverboard | 1 | FusionFall Ultra reward | 1500 |
| Ultra Gold Limo | 1 | FusionFall Ultra reward | 2200 |
Look at the speed number, not the price: the cheap level 1 hoverboards are faster than several of the level-gated vehicles. A Run power from a Nano raises you to 1200 on foot and adds 200 to your vehicle's speed while you ride.
Kinds of vehicle
- Hoverboards, jetbikes, clouds, gliders and hovercars all work the same way: press V and go.
- Cars are driven from the inside. Your character opens the door and sits at the wheel, and the car builds up speed, coasts and brakes. See Cars and Sector V Motors.
- The T-60 Power Armor is a suit you step into. See T-60 Power Armor.
- The Gold Glider is not ridden: with it in the vehicle slot, V opens the glider. See Gold Glider.
- The Ultra Gold Clockwork Hoverboard and the Ultra Gold Limo have their own pages: Ultra Gold Clockwork Hoverboard and Ultra Gold Limo.
Cars and the T-60 can be repainted with Costume Dye (Costume Dye). The shops and their stock are listed on Vehicle Shops.
Your first vehicle
- Claim Day 1 of the Attendance Event with four free bag slots to get the FFF Hoverboard. See Attendance Rewards.
- The starter vehicles are sold by Numbuh 959 at Mount Blackhead and Dexbot Q-944 in Forsaken Valley.
- Ranger Ford in Peach Creek Commons sells the Plank Hoverboard at level 6.
S.C.A.M.P.E.R.
A S.C.A.M.P.E.R. takes you straight to another stop for a fare. Talk to the operator at a stop and pick a destination.
Fares in the Past
| Between | Fare (taros) |
|---|---|
| Sector V and Peach Creek Commons | 193 |
| Sector V and Endsville | 182 |
| Sector V and Orchid Bay | 250 |
| Peach Creek Commons and Endsville | 171 |
| Peach Creek Commons and City Station | 207 |
| Peach Creek Commons and Mount Blackhead | 220 |
| Peach Creek Commons and Orchid Bay | 239 |
| Peach Creek Commons and Forsaken Valley | 1,261 |
| City Station and Orchid Bay | 181 |
| City Station and Endsville | 274 out, 207 back |
| City Station and Mount Blackhead | 274 |
| City Station and Forsaken Valley | 1,318 |
| Mount Blackhead and Orchid Bay | 295 |
| Mount Blackhead and Forsaken Valley | 1,336 |
| Endsville and Orchid Bay | 216 |
| Forsaken Valley to Orchid Bay (one way) | 268 |
The Woosh Operators run three more links: Candy Cove and Orchid Bay (1,000), Candy Cove and Area 51.5 (1,000), and Orchid Bay and Area 51.5 (1,500).
Fares in the Future
Sector V and Peach Creek Commons: 93 taros each way.
Monkey Skyway
Monkey Skyway agents fly you along a fixed route to another station. Talk to an agent, pick a destination and pay the fare.
Turbo Monkey Skyways: the Skyway window has a button labelled "Turbo travel: 2× speed, 3× fare". Switch it on before you pick a destination to fly about twice as fast for three times the fare. See Turbo Monkey Skyways.
Fares in the Past (normal speed)
| From | To (fare in taros) |
|---|---|
| Sector V | Peach Creek Commons 124, Genius Grove 133 |
| Peach Creek Commons | Sector V 124, Genius Grove 141, Candy Cove 141, Goat's Junk Yard 160, Foster's Home 171 |
| Genius Grove | Sector V 133, Peach Creek Commons 141, Endsville 178 |
| Goat's Junk Yard | Candy Cove 98, Peach Creek Commons 160 |
| Candy Cove | Goat's Junk Yard 98, Peach Creek Commons 141 |
| Foster's Home | Peach Creek Commons 171, Camp Kidney 224 |
| Endsville | Genius Grove 178, Eternal Meadows 195, Habitat Homes 224 |
| City Hall | City Station 286, Townsville Park 317, Orchid Bay 329, Tech Square 394 |
| City Station | City Point 264, City Hall 286, Orchid Bay 309, Mojo's Volcano 349, Tech Square 377, Offworld Plaza 407 |
| Tech Square | City Station 377, City Hall 394, Offworld Plaza 496 |
| Orchid Bay | City Station 309, City Hall 329, Bravo Beach 362 |
| Mount Blackhead | Camp Kidney 255, Pimpleback Mountains 319, Devil's Bluff 371, Nowhere 400, Really Twisted Forest 430 |
| Pimpleback Mountains | Mount Blackhead 319, Nowhere 400 |
| Really Twisted Forest | Mount Blackhead 430, Monkey Foothills 573 |
| Forsaken Valley | Huntor's Crest 1,968, The Precipice 2,135 |
| Huntor's Crest | The Precipice 2,277, Forsaken Valley 2,312 |
Routes run both ways for the same fare unless the table says otherwise. The return from The Precipice to Forsaken Valley costs 2,312.
Fares in the Future
Peach Creek Commons to Genius Grove 95, to Candy Cove 97, to Goat's Junk Yard 98. Candy Cove and Goat's Junk Yard: 52.
Remote Monkey Skyway
A Remote Monkey Skyway calls a Monkey Skyway agent to where you stand. It is used up when you use it. Monsters drop it very rarely and it can come out of reward crates.
Sliders
Sliders are the buses that drive fixed loops along the roads. They are free: step on at a stop, ride as long as you like and step off. They stop for about 16 seconds at each stop and are faster than they used to be (speed 2000).
Ziplines, cannons and jump pads
- Ziplines. Walk up to the top of a zipline and press your attack button (left click, the attack key or FIRE) to grab it. Press Jump to let go early. There are five ziplines in the Peach Creek Estates area.
- Cannons. Get in, aim with the movement keys and press Jump to launch yourself. On mobile, aim arrows appear on screen.
- Jump pads throw you into the air when you step on them.
Warps and other shortcuts
- Warp gates lead into Infected Zones and Fusion Lairs. Most have a level requirement. See Fusion Lairs and Infected Zones.
- The Time Machine moves you between the Future and the Past. See Time Machine and Level Catch-Up.
- Buddy warp. You can warp to a buddy who is in the open world in the same era, unless they have switched this off. See Groups and Social.
- Providence jets and space travel are covered in Space Zones.
Tips
- Save taros early on by riding to nearby stops and using the S.C.A.M.P.E.R. only for long trips.
- Turbo is worth it on the long Darklands routes only if time matters more than taros: those fares are already above 1,900.
- You cannot get on a vehicle inside an Infected Zone, so plan on running there. A Run power helps.
