all over San Francisco, New York, and Las Vegas. Several racetracks in the Mario Kart series involve street racing on a public road with traffic acting as hazards such as cars, buses, and trucks. The first game to include this feature is Mario Kart 64, and it has appeared at least once in subsequent games. The Rush arcade racing games featured street racing in simplified versions of real-world cities with the first and third game taking place in San Francisco, California. The second game, however, had races in all sorts of cities all over the United States. These game did not feature any traffic to interfere with the race. See also American Graffiti Boy racer (UK term) Car chase Car tuning Custom car The Hollywood Knights Hoon (Australian term) Import scene Midnight Club Need for Speed: The Run Tafheet Traffic stop References External links Motorsport by type Motor racing Hazardous motor vehicle activities Organized crime activity