If you’ve jumped into Forza Horizon 6, you’ll notice something game-changing: fast travel is free from the very start. Gone are the days of hunting down dozens of discount boards or buying expensive player houses just to teleport across the map. Now, you can instantly jump to any location—provided you’ve explored it. Here’s how to make the most of it and speed up your journey across Japan.



How the New Fast Travel System Works



1. Exploration is key

You can only fast travel to roads you’ve actually driven on. Think of it as unlocking teleport points with your own tires. If a road is still hidden under the fog, you won’t be able to select it.



2. Map indicators

Check the colors on your world map:



White or red roads = unlocked and ready for fast travel.

Grey roads = still hidden under the “fog of war” and off-limits until explored.



3. Execution

Hover your cursor over a discovered road, landmark, or event and press:



X (Xbox/PC)

Square (PlayStation)

Your car will instantly appear there. No credits spent, no waiting.

Shortcuts to Clear the Map Quickly



1. Complete regional races

Racing isn’t just fun—it’s practical. Completing events automatically clears large sections of fog around the track. Once a region reaches about 70% visibility, secret collectibles, boards, and hidden locations pop up on your map.



2. Use Drone Mode

Stuck behind a fence, barrier, or just want to explore safely? Launch the drone by pressing Down then Up on the D-Pad. The drone zooms across the map at high speed, revealing hidden roads, Barn Finds, and collectibles without risking your car.



3. “Roof Reset” Board Exploit

Some bonus boards sit high on rooftops or antennas. You don’t always need a massive jump to reach them. Instead:



Park your car directly under the target board.

Open the pause menu and select Reset Car Position.

The game often respawns your car on the roof above, letting you drive forward and instantly smash the board. It’s a neat trick for the trickiest placements.



Fast travel in FH6 isn’t just about skipping long drives—it’s a core tool for exploration, speedrunning, and discovering every hidden secret Japan has to offer. Master these shortcuts, and you’ll spend more time racing and less time wandering.