Does Vehicle Push Script work with ESX, QBCore, and Qbox?

Vehicle Push Script works with ESX, QBCore, and Qbox. Framework-related code is open for custom framework setups.

Is Vehicle Push Script really free?

Yes. Vehicle Push Script is free to download and use. No payment is required, and the source stays fully editable for your server.

How do I modify Vehicle Push Script?

Vehicle Push Script ships with full source access. Edit the resource files directly after you download it from GitHub.

Do you support Vehicle Push Script?

Ask about Vehicle Push Script in our Discord. Paid packages get priority, but we help with free scripts when we have capacity.

How do I install Vehicle Push Script?

Download Vehicle Push Script from GitHub, place the `gs_vehiclepush` folder in your server resources directory, add `ensure gs_vehiclepush` to server.cfg, and restart the server. Use the Installation tab on this page for the detailed steps.

What dependencies does Vehicle Push Script need?

Vehicle Push Script runs on a standard FiveM server. If a dependency is required, it is listed on this page and in the GitHub readme.

Free FiveM Vehicle Push Script

Key Features

Easy Configuration

Simple config files for quick setup

Open Source

100% editable source code

Secure & Optimized

Server-side validation & performance

Multi-Language

Fully translatable labels

What's included:

Full source code

Configuration files

Installation documentation

100% editable code

Discord support

Features

Framework indepenent. So it works for any framework like ESX, QBCore, etc.
Vehicles can only be pushed if their engine health is below a certain threshold (Configurable).
Configurable controls: Primary push key (SHIFT) and secondary push key (E) can be adjusted in the config.lua.
Prevents pushing of vehicle types that are unrealistic to push, such as boats, helicopters, planes, and trains, specified in config.lua.
Animation support: Players perform a realistic animation when pushing vehicles.
Configurable disabled controls while pushing, ensuring players can't perform other actions like firing a weapon or jumping.
Optionally enable interactions with ox_target (or any other targeting script, but you'll have to add it yourself).