Read traffic as a sequence
ZigZag Animal Road describes an endless highway with cars and trucks that the animals must dodge. The zigzag theme suggests repeated changes of direction, but a good route depends on more than clearing the nearest vehicle. Before making a correction, look for the next traffic position that correction would create. A gap is useful when it connects to another manageable space, rather than merely existing for an instant.
Give trucks their own attention
The supplier distinguishes speeding cars from massive trucks. Their stated difference in size makes the visible footprint worth examining, without assuming a particular speed or collision model. A path that looks generous beside a car may look different beside a larger vehicle. Judge the actual space shown by the game and avoid carrying a single gap estimate unchanged from one traffic situation to another.
Use survival to assess the plan
The description mentions high scores and continuing as long as possible, but does not give a scoring formula. An early practice goal can be a run of deliberate route choices, regardless of the displayed score. Mouse and touch are the listed inputs; confirm the steering interaction in play. When a run ends, identify the earlier choice that narrowed your options, not only the vehicle involved in the final collision.