The police update in Untitled Wheelie Game introduces high-stakes chases and expanded riding zones to the popular Roblox motorcycle experience. Developed by Untitled Wheelie Group, the title has expanded beyond casual street wheelies to include law enforcement encounters, an expanded city environment, and new store items to help riders avoid costly arrest penalties.
Whether you are looking to outrun patrol cars, explore the new city features, or protect your cash balance from heavy fines, here is an in-depth breakdown of everything added in the update based on official store releases and hands-on player testing.
AI Cops and Chase Mechanics
The headline feature of the update is the introduction of AI police officers. Instead of a simple in-game menu toggle, players access AI cop encounters through dedicated AI cop servers. Once inside these servers, law enforcement vehicles actively patrol the map and pursue riders who speed or stunt past them.
How Pursuits and Arrests Work
During a chase, AI police cars attempt to intercept, pit, and box in riders. According to player gameplay tests, staying on paved roads is crucial during a pursuit. Veering onto the grass severely impairs your bike's handling and speed, making it almost impossible to escape pursuing patrol units.
If a police vehicle successfully pins you or swats your bike down, you are arrested. Getting arrested triggers an immediate monetary penalty, taking a fine directly out of your in-game wallet. For riders saving up cash for new bike builds or engine upgrades, these recurring fines can quickly drain your bankroll.
Map Expansion: The New City and Barrier Changes
Alongside the law enforcement system, the update delivered a major map expansion that gives riders fresh territory to explore and evade police.
City Layout and Mini Kicker Ramps
The new city area is open and free to explore for all players. Early community reactions highlight the urban district's layout, which features street-side features and mini kicker ramps. These ramps offer new launch points for popping wheelies and chaining acrobatic combos through traffic. The urban streets also provide tight corners and alleys that skilled riders use to break line of sight and shake off aggressive pursuit cruisers.
Barrier Redesigns and Jump Removal
While the city expansion has received positive reviews, the accompanying barrier redesigns have sparked mixed reactions among stunt creators. In earlier versions of the game, riders frequently used highway and roadside barriers to perform wall jumps and capture stunt clips.
With this update, the developers modified the perimeter fencing and road barriers. Gameplay testing shows that barriers have been expanded and ends blocked off. Touching or clipping into these perimeter barriers will now stop or wreck your bike, effectively removing the barrier jump technique previously popular in the stunt community.
Handling Fines: The "Never Pay Fines" Game Pass
Because repeated arrests impose continuous financial penalties, the developer added official store options specifically designed to mitigate the cost of getting caught.
According to Roblox marketplace records, developer items and dedicated passes rolled out late in September alongside the pursuit mechanics:
| Item Name | Item Type | Cost | In-Game Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| AVOID FINES | Developer Product | Robux | Single-use fine exemption |
| NEVER PAY FINES | Game Pass | 149 Robux | Permanent exemption from arrest fines |
For players who prefer spending extended sessions in AI cop servers without risking their accumulated cash, the permanent NEVER PAY FINES pass (priced at 149 Robux) prevents the game from docking cash whenever an AI officer apprehends you.
Earning Money to Rebuild Your Cash
If you prefer to remain entirely free-to-play, avoiding cop fines requires careful cash management. Riders looking to quickly build cash reserves—whether to absorb occasional arrest penalties or save 16,000 to 18,000 cash for a fully modded Sur-Ron LBX build—regularly rely on the in-game delivery system.
The pizza delivery job remains the most reliable earning method:
- Head to the pizza parlor to accept a delivery assignment.
- Hop on a high-speed bike (players recommend a setup capable of 80 to 100 mph for optimal delivery efficiency).
- Follow the route to the designated neighborhood drop-off point.
- Complete the drop-off to collect your payout, which can be further boosted if you own official multipliers such as the X2 Job Earning (299 Robux) or X3 Job Earning (499 Robux) passes.
Maintaining a dedicated delivery bike ensures you can quickly recover any cash lost from unexpected police encounters in the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you turn off AI cops in Untitled Wheelie Game?
AI cops are currently separated by server type rather than a toggle switch in the settings menu. If you wish to practice wheelies without police intervention, you can join a standard server instead of an AI cop server.
What happens when the police catch you in Untitled Wheelie Game?
When an AI police car catches or swats you down, your character is arrested and a fine is deducted from your in-game money balance, unless you own the NEVER PAY FINES game pass.
Can you still do barrier jumps after the update?
No. Player testing confirms that the road barriers have been expanded and closed off at the ends. Attempting to jump or make contact with the redesigned barriers now causes your bike to crash.
