New rule suggestion regarding trucks in chases

[KiiT1337]

(2022-09-08 20:24)Josh Wrote:  Without sounding rude (though I'm about to) it isn't the truck that uses too much force, it's the driver. In the chase I watched earlier, the instances of excessive force were purely down to the driver and their intentions, not the vehicle they were driving. Driving full throttle and steering into COPS is basically ramming (in any vehicle).

Although they are big vehicles I personally don't think any rules need adding, people just need to drive them sensibly when cruising. As for chases, again, they should be treated the same as any other vehicle. Use sensible force and carry on as normal. The size of the vehicle naturally brings advantages and disadvantages but I don't feel they need special reatment.

Josh.

Yes, but, to manage how people drive, theyr maner of bad driving might be punished, as we last seen few months ago also on gt4tube epiclips, flying buses on South City doing mess, and repeatedly going out of pits, and yeeting the bus on a wall of the track.(Solved a LOT of that mess with new and strict bus rules)
And changing, or in this case, adding strict rules for truck, will probably cut all that mess.

And about the driving of who's in the truck/bus, and who's the cops, it depends on lot of stuff, (in my case High Ping), but im speaking about me, i cant stop a truck with a smol FXO, thats literally impossible, specialy speaking about do that without being crushed, so, i wait for the suspect be straight and aim for the rear wheel, from the side. Sometimes they just jump, sometimes i shoot the guy away, not the same result everytime.