FH6 Fast Travel Boards: All 50 Locations & Free Travel Guide
Why Fast Travel Boards Matter
Fast travel in FH6 starts at **10,000 credits per trip.** That drains your bank fast. Smashing fast travel boards reduces this cost — and finding all 50 makes it completely free, permanently. This guide covers where to find them, what order to hunt them, and which vehicles make the job easy.
**Critical:** Do not confuse fast travel boards (lightning bolt icon) with purple XP boards. They look similar but reward completely different things.
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How the Discount Works
The math is linear and consistent — every board provides a tangible economic benefit.
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Important: You Need a House Too
Smashing boards only reduces the cost. To actually **unlock the ability to fast travel anywhere**, you must purchase a specific player house. This property becomes available after completing the introductory campaign chapters. Save your early-game credits for this essential real estate purchase.
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Board Locations by Zone
Urban Center (Downtown Grid) — Start Here
The highest concentration of fast travel boards. Hidden alleys, parking garages, behind dumpsters, elevated on construction scaffolding. **Prioritize these first** — early players waste thousands of credits fast traveling to festival sites. Clearing the urban cluster first provides the fastest return on investment.
Mountain Peaks & Off-Road Areas
Significantly harder to reach. Need a dedicated off-road build with high torque. Steep inclines, treacherous dirt trails, and launch ramps. A Ford Bronco or similar extreme off-road vehicle is strongly recommended.
Narrow Alleyways & Hidden Spots
Require compact cars for precision maneuvering. A Suzuki Jimny or similar small off-roader works best. Watch for destructible fences or foliage blocking sight lines to the board.
Roof Boards & Long Jumps
Use the surrounding environment — grassy hills, natural ramps, Danger Signs — to launch onto buildings. A lightweight hypercar or rally monster with massive acceleration is essential.
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Best Vehicles for Each Board Type
| Board Location | Recommended Vehicle | Tuning Focus |
|---------------|-------------------|--------------|
| Urban / Narrow Alleyways | Compact Off-Road (Suzuki Jimny) | Handling & Acceleration |
| Mountain Peaks / Steep Hills | Extreme Off-Road (Ford Bronco) | Grip & Torque |
| Roof Boards / Long Jumps | Hypercar / Rally Monster | Top Speed & Suspension |
| General Roadside | Any S1/S2 Class | Speed |
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Casual vs. Completionist Strategy
**Casual players:** Focus on easily accessible roadside boards. A quick 40% discount (20 boards) takes under an hour and halves your travel costs.
**Completionists:** Follow the prioritized order: dense urban clusters first → major highways → off-road biomes. Board density is higher in city areas compared to previous titles, making early collection efficient. With a plan, 0-cost fast travel is achievable in under two hours.
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Common Mistakes
**1. Confusing XP Boards with Fast Travel Boards.** XP boards are purple and grant experience. Fast travel boards have a distinct lightning bolt icon. Use the map filter to isolate fast travel boards so you're not hunting the wrong targets.
**2. Failing to reach roof boards.** You cannot drive up to them. Use nearby grassy hills, natural ramps, or Danger Signs to launch onto buildings. **Pro Tip:** Use the rewind feature generously when attempting roof board landings — adjust trajectory mid-air instead of driving all the way back.
*Source: XMODHUB — FH6 Fast Travel Boards Map Guide*