There are also some new music tracks added to the game, all composed by Jerry Martin.Pause the game first(optional).
AutoSaurus Wrecks: Also a new disaster which causes nearby cars to stick together and form a monster which will then proceed to cause damage to the city. It can also spawning three more 'baby' UFOs which will fire lasers of their own. UFOs: A new disaster which causes a large UFO ship to appear which flies around firing lasers. The color diamond above a vehicle will change from green to red, depending on the current state. A vehicle receives damage if it crashes into other vehicles, or is driven into water/land, and will eventually burst into flames and explode. In Free mode gets to drive where-ever you want, while during a mission you must complete certain objectives within a certain time limit. There are two modes of driving, Free and Mission mode. Some vehicles contain special features such as the police car which has a siren. U-Drive It: An add-on which allows players to control cars, airplanes, boats, and other vehicles. Toll booths were also introduced to raise money. In Rush Hour, 3 difficulty levels were introduced, with the hardest identical to SimCity 4, and the easier levels having greatly amplified tax income. for infrastructure like roads and for civic services, outweigh tax revenue. Difficulty Levels: On the original SimCity 4, it was near impossible to get a sustainable city as running costs, i.e. Route Query: Provides information as to where and how sims get to work and home. They can be two types, passenger or passenger and cars. Ferry: Can carry passengers on the water. Elevated to Subway: Connects elevated railways to subways. Monorail: Works the same way as an elevated railway, which can pass over ground level road and rails but are much faster and modern-looking than elevated railways. They also cause traffic delays and obviously only work when cars pass by. Toll Booth: Generates revenue from roads, avenues and highways. Elevated Rail: Cheaper than subways to set up, though more expensive to run, the Elevated Rail connects to your subway network, but has the drawback that it disturbs surface infrastructure during construction (whereas subways can be built under houses, etc. Elevated Highway: More expensive than ground highways but a relief for traffic and sometimes an eyesore. 
But is difficult to connect with roads, avenues, and one-way roads.
Ground Highway: Are much cheaper than elevated highways and have the same capacity as the elevated highway. The only way pedestrians could cross is when a road/street/one-way or avenue crosses it at an intersection. Avenue: Are dual carriageway roads with the same size as highways, and bushes and shrubs in the center. One-way Roads: Are the same size as normal roads but only allow traffics in one direction.
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