The record names a transition
Blocky Highway: Traffic Racing describes avoiding traffic and then a crash-time phase in which the car can be controlled for extra score. Those are different immediate aims. In the running build, look for an explicit indication that the phase has changed before applying the later objective. A collision animation alone should not be used to invent the exact moment or duration of the advertised control window.
Read control feedback anew
The supplied control field repeats the description and does not map steering or crash-time actions to inputs. Use the game's own instruction for each available phase. If an action changes after an impact, observe its result before assuming it still behaves like ordinary driving. The useful comparison is between what the current phase asks and what the input actually does.
Keep the scope of claims narrow
The long supplier text lists many vehicles, worlds and services and includes a device-advertising disclosure. That passage is not a verified inventory or a complete privacy account for this embedded version. This note offers a phase-reading exercise, not a current vehicle count, a crash-scoring formula or a publisher-affiliation claim. Its practical point is to notice when the stated task changes rather than carrying one driving objective through every scene.