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Highway Drifting: Hajwala — Controls for every platform

Highway Drifting: Hajwala
Coyote Jaguar Games, Playing 165, Rating 89.0%
Creator Coyote Jaguar Games
Playing 165
Rating 89.0%
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Overview

Highway Drifting: Hajwala puts you behind the wheel on a massive desert highway inspired by Middle Eastern street drifting culture. You earn cash by pulling off drifts and stunts, spend it on cars, and compete in multiplayer convoys.

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Contents
01

Controls for every platform

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In short The core moves are the same on every platform, but the inputs differ depending on how you play.

PC uses keyboard shortcuts, while mobile relies on on-screen buttons — both give you access to drifting and two-wheel stunts.

PC driveWASD steers the car forward, back, and side to side
PC drifthold Shift together with W, A, and D to break traction and drift
PC two wheelshold F to balance the car on two wheels
Mobile steertap the on-screen arrow buttons to drive
Mobile drifthold the tilted-car button to go on two wheels
Mobile throttle and brakehold the accelerator to move forward, hold the brake pedal to slow down or reverse
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02

Two main ways to earn cash

Tips
In short Drifting is the steadiest income, but pulling off two-wheel stunts pays out more when you land them.

Every dollar you earn goes toward buying better cars. Drifting is something you can do constantly, while two-wheel stunts take more practice but reward you more for the effort.

Tips worth knowing
  • Drift to build up cash.
  • Add two-wheel stunts to your runs for bigger payouts.
  • Redeem any active codes for bonus cash — the game releases a new code each time it hits 30,000 likes.
03

Playing with a convoy

Tips
In short Joining other players in a convoy adds a competitive ranking layer on top of the regular drifting.

The desert highway map is large enough that multiple players can drift at the same time. Forming a convoy with friends or other players creates an internal ranking.

Tips worth knowing
  • Group up with other players to form a convoy on the highway.
  • The game tracks standings across multiplayer with leaderboards.
04

What free-to-play gets you

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In short You can reach every core part of the game without spending Robux, as long as you put in the drift time.

Cash from drifting and stunts is enough to buy cars and access multiplayer. Codes add free bonus money on top of that.

  • Drifting and stunts earn you cash throughout every session.
  • Free bonus codes are released when the game hits 30,000 likes, giving players bonus cash.
  • Multiplayer convoys and the leaderboard are open to everyone.
05 Working codes Codes
FAST $50K
$50K
Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Glossary

Glossary
Drift
A move where you hold Shift with your drive inputs on PC (or use the drift button on mobile) to make the car slide sideways through a turn, which earns you cash.
Two-wheel stunt
A move where you balance the car on just two wheels, triggered by holding F on PC or holding the tilted-car button on mobile.
Convoy
A group of players driving together on the highway, with an internal ranking that tracks who is performing best.
Code
An alphanumeric string you enter in-game to receive a free cash bonus; new ones drop when the game's like count hits 30,000.

Common questions

FAQ

Can you drift just as well on mobile as on PC?

Mobile has its own dedicated on-screen buttons for drifting and two-wheel stunts, so the moves are all available.

Where do you find codes?

The game releases a new code every time it reaches 30,000 likes.

Is two-wheel driving worth attempting early on?

Two-wheel stunts pay more than drifting but are harder to land.

Updated Oct 10, 2026
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Highway Drifting: Hajwala Coyote Jaguar Games, Playing 165, Rating 89.0%
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