How To Get A Skateboard In Schedule 1

When you start playing Schedule 1, the game will make it obvious in the prologue itself that a big chunk of your time will be spent traveling from one place to another. Making your own product is easy, but going to different places and delivering it takes a lot more time.

Two grow pots inside the flat in Schedule 1

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In some cases, it can take you multiple in-game hours just to get the product out of your inventory and take it to a customer. If you don’t want to spend this much time on travel, there’s an easy way to make it monumentally faster, even in the early game.

How To Move Faster In Schedule 1

Once you get through the prologue and learn the general game mechanics, you’ll easily start making a couple hundred bucks every day. You can give a significant boost to how much money you make if you can travel faster in the early game, which can be done by buying a skateboard.

You can find the Shred Shack shop near the hardware store. After exiting the store, walk on the road in front for a bit and you’ll see the store on your left, which is open from 6 AM to 6 PM. After talking to the NPC here, you can purchase skateboards for $75, $250, $500, and $1,500.

For early game, it’s recommended to go for the $250 skateboard as it’ll give you good speed for a cheap price.

Even when you’re in the late game, skateboards can serve as a better mobility source than even cars since they can let you go in tight spaces and are generally easier to control.

How To Use A Skateboard

Schedule 1 buying skateboard from an NPC.

Once you’ve bought the skateboard from the shop, it’ll take one slot of your inventory. To embark on it, you simply have to make the skateboard your active slot and then hold the button shown on the bottom left of your screen, which is the left mouse button for PC.

The best part about skateboards is that you can stop riding them at any point, and the switch between riding a skateboard and walking normally is very smooth. However, keep in mind that the skateboard loses most of its speed on rough surfaces like the gravel you can find on one side of the red bridge at the top of the map.