How to Drive vehicle  on Pubg Mobile

Riding on PUBG Mobile is easy to learn, but like real driving, it's hard to know. Car management can vary greatly between types, so be careful when steering. Simply put: not all cars are created equal.

This page contains PUBG's car and driving tips and tricks from the team that works in the PlayerUknown and PUBG Mobile combat zones.

This is the second installment of our PUBG survival guide series. Last week, we shared with you tips and tricks to survive the opening of the game, in violent times. This week, it’s everyone’s favorite nightmare: welcome to Driver’s Ed, everyone. Let's take a look at some of the rules of martial arts.

Find the Right Car

PUBG Mobile is full of cars, but most have been abandoned and are too badly damaged to be driven. Read the visible profiles of the best cars so you don't waste time.

Certain cars borrow in certain situations. Motorcycles and tank tops can provide good speed and handling, but leave the driver and riders more exposed to enemy fire. Many armed vehicles such as the VW Bus and Jeep keep the interior safe, but can be very dangerous ... in some ways.

Hands on 10 and 2

Driving in PUBG is easy to learn, but like real driving, it's hard to know. Car management can vary greatly between types, so be careful when steering. Simply put: not all cars are created equal.

PUBG uses a physics engine that can cause your car to react appropriately in a bumpy, unstable place, so get up high: you'll end up in the air. If you are not comfortable with bumps, sit between the lines and stick to the road for good (usually). Try tapping the arrow keys while driving to make smaller, more accurate adjustments to your car's direction. Need 180 speed action? Give him a thumbs up lead.

Deer in the Light Lamp

Often, your better inclination may tell you to avoid direct contact with someone. Not so for PUBG - hitting another player with your car will lead to a quick, easy killing.