Morning Commute

Follow our step-by-step guide to complete the Morning Commute mission in Saints Row (2022). Learn the driving mechanics and get back to your apartment.

Alright, let's get this Morning Commute mission done in Saints Row! It's pretty straightforward, mostly about getting you comfortable with the driving. Think of it as your official Saints Row driving test.

Objective 1: Get In Your Car

First things first, head across the car park. Your truck is waiting for you in the far left corner. Hop in, and then it's time to hit the road. As you pull out, you'll get a bit of a cutscene where your character is pretty bummed about missing out on a pay bonus from the last mission. Classic Saints Row drama, right?

Objective 2: Head For Home

Now, the game's gonna guide you. Just follow the road markings – they're pretty clear and will show you exactly where to go. You've got about three kilometers of open road ahead of you, all the way back to your apartment. This part is all about getting a feel for how the cars handle in Saints Row. If you're using a controller, it's pretty intuitive. If you're on keyboard and mouse, it might take a tiny bit more practice to get the coordination down, but the car is definitely manageable.

Feel free to just cruise and enjoy the scenery. Sometimes, you might stumble upon some unexpected chaos – like we did, finding a police car stop that somehow turned into a shootout. I even accidentally reversed over an officer! That's the beauty of Saints Row, though; things can get wild if you stray off the main path.

You'll drive through a few different parts of the city before you get close to your apartment. Once you arrive, park your truck right next to Neenah's project taxi. Then, just head into the apartment building to trigger the next cutscene. Boom! You're officially a Saints Row driver.

During the cutscene that follows, you'll get properly introduced to your new crew: Eli, Kev, and Neenah. They're quite the characters, as you'll soon see. And hey, remember you can always skip or pause cutscenes if you need to, even if the game doesn't always make it obvious on screen.