RV There Yet Bridge Jump Guide
The bridge jump is one of the wildest parts of RV There Yet and a big test of how well your crew can handle the RV’s speed and control. Most players get stuck because they don’t shift properly before the ramp.
How To Make The Bridge Jump
You need to hit the ramp in third gear. Stay in gear 3 before reaching the jump and keep the throttle steady. Don’t shift up or down right before takeoff or you’ll lose momentum. Once you hit the ramp, keep it straight and don’t slow down until you’re in the air.
Landing Tips
As you approach the end of the jump, angle slightly to the right. The landing surface slopes left, and lining up wrong can roll the RV on impact. Keep your camera level and steer gently when touching down to avoid flipping.
Common Mistakes
The biggest reason players fail the bridge jump is trying to reach top speed in gear 4 or higher. The RV handles better and builds torque faster in gear 3. Also, don’t brake midair or let go of acceleration when launching, or you’ll nose-dive.
What To Do After Landing
If you make the jump but the RV lands rough, take a second to check for damage. Use tools or scrap to fix the vehicle before continuing, since the next section can break parts if they’re already weak from the hit.
Final Blurb
To clear the bridge jump in RV There Yet, hit the ramp in gear 3 and hold it steady until you’re across. Keep your aim slightly right, land clean, and keep rolling. It’s one of the best moments in the game when you stick it without flipping.
FAQ
What gear do you use for the bridge jump
Use gear 3 for the best balance of power and control.
Why do I keep missing the jump
You’re likely shifting too late or losing speed before the ramp.
Should I steer midair
No, keep it straight and only correct slightly right before landing.
Can you survive a bad landing
Sometimes, but expect major damage if you hit wrong.
Is the jump required to finish
Yes, it’s part of the main route and must be cleared to continue.
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