- players start on the baseline with a ball - coach is the traffic cop and calls commnads for the players to follow - car analogy - players keep thier engines on and keep dribbling at red lights - "red light" = stop - "green light" = go - players dribble to the oppposite baseline following the lights called Variations 1. Coach holds up fingers and players shout out the number to keep heads up 2. Add different lights (ex yellow - slow, green - crossover) 3. Have players use both hands
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