Woah! Look at that! Extreme driving. I have never seen pursuit as crazy as this
A car chase is the vehicular hot pursuit of suspects by law enforcers. When a violent criminal tries to avoid arrest by getting in a car and driving off, any police officer will jump behind the wheel and give chase. Car chases are often captured on news broadcast due to the video footage recorded by police cars and police and media helicopters participating in the chase. It's a cultural phenomenon. We can't take our eyes of this immoral behaviour! We all know the outcome - he's going to get caught. The odds are a million to one. And yet still, everyone gathers round the TV. We want to see the finale…
Car chases are also a popular subject with audiences due to their intensity and the innate danger of high-speed driving. We love the opportunity to pull up a chair and watch the troubles of someone else from a safe distance. And the car chase couldn't be more perfect theatre. The view from the helicopter is godlike. It is very seductive to look down on the fatalistic beings below and forget there are people involved. This same helicopter view is familiar to players populars video games which rewards players for carjacking. But many people are cheering for the other side - the cops. There's a moment when everyone wants the bad guys to get their comeuppance.
A famous feature of pursuits, the precision immobilisation technique (PIT) is used by police to make the target vehicle spin out of control and stop, allowing an arrest to be made. The chasing vehicle gently bumps the rear corner of the moving target - similar to a "bump and run" formerly used in stock car racing.
FEATURES:
- High-speed cars
- Get a feel for the vehicle
- Drift king
- Addictive gameplay
- Colorful 3D graphics
- Test your driving skills
- Run away from the cops as long as you can
- The police will try to destroy you by crashing into you
- Earn money by collecting money around the map
Next question is, if you're going to go live on a car chase "are you prepared?"
Just jump into your car, and start the engines, because the police are after you! Rely on your driving skills, and show the cops that they'll have a hard time catching up to you. Can you evade all of their attempts at stopping you?
This has been since the Wild West. A guy robs the bank and runs away on his horse. So the sheriff gets on his horse and pursues him. That's the way it's always been.
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Car chases are also a popular subject with audiences due to their intensity and the innate danger of high-speed driving. We love the opportunity to pull up a chair and watch the troubles of someone else from a safe distance. And the car chase couldn't be more perfect theatre. The view from the helicopter is godlike. It is very seductive to look down on the fatalistic beings below and forget there are people involved. This same helicopter view is familiar to players populars video games which rewards players for carjacking. But many people are cheering for the other side - the cops. There's a moment when everyone wants the bad guys to get their comeuppance.
A famous feature of pursuits, the precision immobilisation technique (PIT) is used by police to make the target vehicle spin out of control and stop, allowing an arrest to be made. The chasing vehicle gently bumps the rear corner of the moving target - similar to a "bump and run" formerly used in stock car racing.
FEATURES:
- High-speed cars
- Get a feel for the vehicle
- Drift king
- Addictive gameplay
- Colorful 3D graphics
- Test your driving skills
- Run away from the cops as long as you can
- The police will try to destroy you by crashing into you
- Earn money by collecting money around the map
Next question is, if you're going to go live on a car chase "are you prepared?"
Just jump into your car, and start the engines, because the police are after you! Rely on your driving skills, and show the cops that they'll have a hard time catching up to you. Can you evade all of their attempts at stopping you?
This has been since the Wild West. A guy robs the bank and runs away on his horse. So the sheriff gets on his horse and pursues him. That's the way it's always been.
This icon has been designed using resources from Freepik.com.
vector created by macrovector
