What your server runs (QB-Core, ESX, or Standalone)?
Various premium developers on the FiveM Tebex store offer highly optimized, beautiful NUI (HTML/CSS) traffic menus. These often feature interactive click-and-drag maps to create speed zones on the fly.
The classic standalone administrative menu. While its traffic features are basic (global density sliders and simple clear-area tools), it requires zero framework configuration and works out of the box.
-- Conceptual example of creating a speed zone in FiveM local zoneRadius = 30.0 local zoneSpeed = 0.0 -- Complete stop local currentZone = AddSpeedZone(position.x, position.y, position.z, zoneRadius, zoneSpeed, false) -- To remove the zone later RemoveSpeedZone(currentZone) Use code with caution.
Perhaps the most iconic category, scene menus (like the popular "Scene Menu" or "Traffic Policer") are designed for immersive roleplay. They allow you to place objects like cones, barriers, and signs, create to slow or stop AI traffic, and effectively secure an area.
A "solid" traffic script often includes these essential management tools:
What your server runs (QB-Core, ESX, or Standalone)?
Various premium developers on the FiveM Tebex store offer highly optimized, beautiful NUI (HTML/CSS) traffic menus. These often feature interactive click-and-drag maps to create speed zones on the fly. traffic menu fivem
The classic standalone administrative menu. While its traffic features are basic (global density sliders and simple clear-area tools), it requires zero framework configuration and works out of the box. What your server runs (QB-Core, ESX, or Standalone)
-- Conceptual example of creating a speed zone in FiveM local zoneRadius = 30.0 local zoneSpeed = 0.0 -- Complete stop local currentZone = AddSpeedZone(position.x, position.y, position.z, zoneRadius, zoneSpeed, false) -- To remove the zone later RemoveSpeedZone(currentZone) Use code with caution. The classic standalone administrative menu
Perhaps the most iconic category, scene menus (like the popular "Scene Menu" or "Traffic Policer") are designed for immersive roleplay. They allow you to place objects like cones, barriers, and signs, create to slow or stop AI traffic, and effectively secure an area.
A "solid" traffic script often includes these essential management tools: