The vehicle menu script gives FiveM players complete real-time control over their car from a single clean, customizable interface. Doors, seats, windows, extras, and special functions all live in one place, replacing the usual scatter of separate commands and keybinds that new players struggle to remember.
Designed to work across ESX, QBCore, and standalone setups, it adapts to your server without heavy reconfiguration. Players adjust the menu size, position, and colors to suit their own preferences, keeping the experience personal while server owners retain the final say over which functions are available and to whom.
What the vehicle menu script controls
Every common vehicle interaction is covered in one intuitive panel, so drivers never have to leave the wheel to manage their car.
- Open, close, and toggle individual doors, the hood, and the trunk on demand.
- Switch seats instantly without exiting and re-entering the vehicle mid-scene.
- Roll windows up or down independently for realistic roleplay conversations.
- Toggle vehicle extras such as light bars, spoilers, and cosmetic accessories.
- Activate special functions like warning lights, washers, and engine control.
Fully customizable interface
The menu is built to match the identity of any server, from serious roleplay cities to fast-paced racing communities.
- Resize and reposition the panel anywhere on screen to fit your layout.
- Recolor the interface to align neatly with your server's branding.
- Enable or disable specific buttons to fit your ruleset and permissions.
- Bind the menu to any key your players find most comfortable.
- Localize labels so every option reads in your community's language.
Because it consolidates so many actions, this resource reduces command clutter and makes vehicle interaction feel modern and professional. New players discover functionality naturally through the menu instead of memorizing a long list of slash commands they will inevitably forget.
The complex configuration means server owners retain total control over what each button does and who can access it. That flexibility keeps the menu useful whether you run a serious roleplay city, a mechanic-focused server, or a fast-paced racing community that needs quick control between events. Owners consistently report fewer support questions once players have one clear, obvious place to manage everything their vehicle can do on the road.
Explore more driving-focused resources in our scripts collection, or find complementary tools on the admin and utility scripts page.
