Maneuvers

• Sliding Sideways: The vehicle "shifts lanes," moving left, right, or if flying a vehicle, up or down. The vehicle eases over, so it doesn't change direction. A vehicle can make any number of slides.
• Bootlegger Turn: The vehicle slams on its brakes, spinning around and sliding. It only moves half of its normal Move, and ends up facing in the opposite direction.
• Jumping: The vehicle is jumping, either off a bridge, a chasm, or some other obstacle or ramp. The difficulty depends on far the vehicle is attempting to jump, and the difficulty of maintaining control upon landing.
• Turn: The vehicle is performing a slow, continuous turn over the entire course of its movement. At the end of the turn, the vehicle will have changed direction up to 45 degrees.
• Double Turn: The vehicle is attempting to complete a turn over 45 degrees and up to 90 degrees during a move.
• Climb: The vehicle is climbing at p to 45 degrees up to half of its move.
• Extreme Climb: The vehicle is climbing at up to 90 degrees for up to its entire move.
• Dive: The vehicle is diving at less than 45 degrees up to half of its move.
• Extreme Dive: The vehicle is diving at up to 90 degrees for up to its entire move.
• Loop: The vehicle performs a verticle loop (loop-de-loop) over the course of its entire move.

  Special Maneuvers:

• Rotate: A hover, repulsorlift, or starfighter-scale vehicle at half-speed or less can rotate - turn up to 360 degrees without changing its inertia.
• Spiral: A starfighter-scale vehicle (and some repulsorlift vehicles) can perform a spiral or "barrel roll."