It’s rarely a smooth ride on Pacific Drive, with all the anomalies popping up or racing to a turn after gathering energy from anchor points. It’s pretty easy to get stuck or accidentally flip your car. Luckily, there are ways to fix that. Here’s how!

Let’s face it, sometimes your tires are going to stick to the ground in Pacific Drive, especially if you’re not the best driver like me. It’s easy to lose control when you panic and try to make a mad dash for the exit, or maybe just try to pull off an epic stunt and fail miserably.

My first reaction to getting my car stuck was to kick it as hard as I could to get it free. However, this isn’t the best method, as you can damage your car. If you find yourself in a sticky situation (car stuck in trees, car stuck in rocks, etc.), the best way to get out of it is to use the Emergency Car Warp (currently, there’s only a control for this on PC).

To initiate a Car Warp, press T on your keyboard. A yellow orb will appear on your screen and a meter will begin to fill, indicating that the location to warp to is being scanned. Move around and use the yellow orb as a cursor for where you want the car to respawn. You can’t go too far from the car’s current location, so look for the nearest flat space (you’ll be notified if you’re too far away). You can cancel the warp at any time by pressing T again.