Description

From the box front:

"A TRAFFIC RALLY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.

As the amount of cars is still increasing and traffic is getting busier, it's good to learn the significance of the traffic signs already at an early age.

When learned by playing, they will best stay in the mind and so this game is not only fun, but useful too."

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An educational traffic game for children; a roll and move game with two stages.

In the first stage players drive their car pieces through the city map collecting tiles with traffic signs on them. When all signs are collected the second stage starts.

In the second stage the players try to be the fastest to get through the city map. The player with the least tiles from the first round starts.

Players get points from the collected tiles and from their standings in the rally phase. The player with the most points at the end wins the game.

The game was supported by the Finnish Police and TALJA (Tapaturmantorjuntayhdistyksen liikennejaosto, The Traffic Section of the Accident Preventation Association) which existed in 1935-1971 and is now Liikenneturva (The Finnish Road Safety Council).

Note: The alternate name on the box front, 'Yhteispeli', implies that this would have some cooperative elements but that is not true at all; this is a standard competitive game in both stages, with nothing co-op about it.