Oil Tanker Transporter Rig

Instructions:

Controls WASD or arrow keys to move K to turn on the lights C to change camera view

Slow way down before curves. A fully loaded tanker has momentum that doesn't care about your good intentions, and clipping a guardrail at speed usually ends the run early.
Watch the road surface, not just the horizon. Cracks, barrels, and debris pop up fast, and by the time they're in clear view you've often already committed to a lane.
Feather the throttle on inclines instead of flooring it. The trailer sways more than you'd expect, and a sudden burst of speed uphill can tip the balance the wrong way.
Use the camera switch to check your trailer's angle in tight spots. Blind corners are where most spills happen, and a quick glance from another view can save the whole delivery.
Flip the headlights on well before visibility gets bad, not after you've already lost track of the shoulder line.

WASD or the arrow keys handle acceleration, braking, and steering, standard truck-sim stuff that's easy to pick up in seconds.
Press K to toggle the headlights, handy for night stretches or tunnels where the road just kind of disappears.
Hit C to swap camera angles, letting you check your trailer alignment or just get a wider view of what's coming up.
There's no complicated button layout here, which honestly fits the vibe: it's about steady hands, not quick reflexes.

Multiple truck models mean the handling isn't identical every run, so cargo weight and cab size actually change how the rig behaves on turns.
Several levels push you through different road layouts, obstacles, and hazard placements, keeping each delivery from feeling like a copy-paste of the last.
The 3D presentation, built in Unity3D and running through WebGL, keeps the truck's weight and sway looking believable rather than floaty or arcade-ish.
Cargo safety is baked into the core loop. Reaching the destination isn't enough if the tanker's rattled apart along the way, which adds a nice layer of tension to every haul.