Evasive Driving: Vehicle Attack

The most effective means of doing so is to ram his bumper on the left hand side, with the right hand side of yours. As if you were going to pass but didn’t pull left far enough. You should be going 15 to 35 km (10 to 20 mph) faster than he is as you […]

The most effective means of doing so is to ram his bumper on the left hand side, with the right hand side of yours. As if you were going to pass but didn’t pull left far enough. You should be going 15 to 35 km (10 to 20 mph) faster than he is as you must HIT, not PUSH.

After impact, his vehicle will be facing slightly right and go sliding sideways down the road until his tires regain traction.

When this happens, his car will go in the direction it is pointing — off the road.

A secondary effective method is one in which you would pull alongside the rear of the enemy vehicle, very quickly turn to the right enough to turn a corner and slam into his rear section — you will actually be facing the edge of the road. This will cause him to spin out and go off the road. Immediately after impact, hit the brakes and countersteer to break contact.

If you don’t want to hit the other vehicle hard, or it is much larger and heavier than yours follow this procedure; Pull up alongside the enemy vehicle and position yourself so as the center of your vehicle is in line with the other vehicles front tires. Now crank slightly to the left and press the center of your car against the front of his — now steer him off the road and keep going.