[B10BLE]

As the thread title states..

I'm sure you have all noticed that driving on the Algonquin bridge can possibly a hassle, when driving fast.
Just a few hours ago, I called Armando & Henrique to hangout just after doing a Drug War, because I was bored myself. I travelled from Cerveza Heights to Middle Park in my Coquette, only to ram a Police car from behind WHO violently swerved to the right along with two taxis in front of the police car, killing the the two Police officers.

My question is, why, just why, do cars violently swerve in front you? Is this a bug?

[chadmoder]

QUOTE (B10BLE @ Wednesday, Jul 11 2012, 10:30)

As the thread title states.. I'm sure you have all noticed that driving on the Algonquin bridge can possibly a hassle, when driving fast. Just a few hours ago, I called Armando & Henrique to hangout just after doing a Drug War, because I was bored myself. I travelled from Cerveza Heights to Middle Park in my Coquette, only to ram a Police car from behind WHO violently swerved to the right along with two taxis in front of the police car, killing the the two Police officers. My question is, why, just why, do cars violently swerve in front you? Is this a bug?

its a bug causeing them to avoid thew trains below them

[Linki]

No, it isn't. It happens everywhere. It's just traffic A.I. that I guess recreates lane thieves like in real life, so you can have the opportunity to kill those inconsiderate c*nts in the game.

[GTA Phreak]

chadmoder got it right.
The traffic has no sense of the Z-axis, so they'll swerve to avoid traffic below or above.
It's very noticeable on the Algonquin bridge, where traffic in the left lane will swerve wildly to the right to avoid a trains below. But it also happens with other over/underpasses.

[ZombLee]

QUOTE (GTA Phreak @ Wednesday, Jul 11 2012, 11:48)

chadmoder got it right. The traffic has no sense of the Z-axis, so they'll swerve to avoid traffic below or above. It's very noticeable on the Algonquin bridge, where traffic in the left lane will swerve wildly to the right to avoid a trains below. But it also happens with other over/underpasses.

What?! this never occurred to me but I'll pay attention next time to see if this is true.
very interesting