3.4 while in cars

[Max Quit]

So say I’m in a car, bing chilling, and someone gunpoints me to get out of the car, the engine is running, can I drive off?

 

[chopperr]

No, you may not drive off if you are under gunpoint in a car and you don't have cover, but to my knowledge if you hop out and you have cover and a chance of survival you may try to resist against the shooter. Like in this diagram I made: Person 3 and person 4 can get out and pull a gun in this situation.

 

[Lucius Husky]

You must reasonably have a chance of survival, if you start driving and the person would open fire, he would realistically hit you through the window. If you are already in motion you have a higher chance of avoiding said bullets. Though motion does need to be of significant speed. Going 5mph with popped tires is not valid. But already driving 15-30 mph and still accelerating is fine. If you were to hit a wall/pole or other object, causing u to stop, then you will still need to comply.

There is also a difference between a mini cooper and a mazda furai, if you are driving 10mph with a mini, stop.
If you are driving 10-15 mph with a furai, then yes.

Its mostly up to discretion of the staff member looking into a situation, but the above is a general, unspoken guideline most staff if not all staff will follow and look into.

 

[Hodgparjor]

No, you may not drive off if you are under gunpoint in a car and you don't have cover, but to my knowledge if you hop out and you have cover and a chance of survival you may try to resist against the shooter. Like in this diagram I made: Person 3 and person 4 can get out and pull a gun in this situation.

Just a note to extend this answer and prevent someone misunderstanding - 3 and 4 can get out and pull out a gun only if they have sufficent cover behind the car that entirely hides their body from gunpointing person perspective - in some situations with lower cars and uneven terrain even when crouching you still might not have sufficent cover.