A home for your drivers.
Create a crew with a name and identity, invite drivers, manage membership, and see the aggregate progress members choose to share. A crew is a social group inside Driftistan; it is not a licence to race, trespass, or control a public road.
See who is available—not a surveillance feed.
When a driver deliberately enables online presence, the multiplayer map can show eligible nearby drivers and crew members. Visibility is controlled by the driver and designed around useful proximity rather than permanent tracking.
Road Heat uses delayed, grouped activity bands so drivers can discover active areas without revealing a person's exact journey. Learn more in the Road Heat explanation.
Turn separate journeys into a shared story.
Crew roster
See active members, roles, and the public profile details each driver permits.
Zone goals
Coordinate normal journeys toward familiar areas and track eligible standing.
Nearby sessions
Join willing online drivers and keep the map focused on the real route.
Garage sharing
Share watermarked car media and select the real vehicle used for a journey.
Private by default. Public by choice.
Drivers control whether their profile and online presence are visible. Public profile views are designed around aggregate stats rather than exact routes, destinations, saved places, raw captures, or continuous live location.
Review all current controls and optional data use in Safety & Privacy.
Cooperation must stay road-legal.
- Plan meetups and destinations before moving.
- Never use multiplayer visibility to pressure another driver.
- Do not organise public-road races, risky challenges, or wagers.
- Respect private property, restricted access, local laws, and other road users.