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# (G1) Random Vehicle Death Match (RVDM)

Using your vehicle as a weapon, such as running over players, causing explosions, or ramming other player vehicles, without a valid roleplay reason is considered RVDM on British RP.

The only reason to run someone over is if there is no other option available to you to escape, or your life is in imminent danger.

### Examples:

If you are backed against a wall in your car, and someone is stood infront of you with a pistol, you could run them over to try and get away. **This is not a rulebreak.**

If you are in a police chase and are getting shot at as you drive past an officer shooting at you, if you turn around to go and hit them with your car. **This is a rulebreak.**

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