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# VDM

## VDM

VDM is defined as using a vehicle to kill, hurt, or damage another player, or their property by use of any force without having a valid reason to do so. Examples of VDM include(but are not limited to):

* Placing your vehicle in the path of a speeding vehicle (This also falls under NVL)
* Intentionally ramming another vehicle with your own.
* Refusing to stop and RP with an individual you have run over (This also falls under LQRP)
* Deliberately nudging a vehicle that a fleeing player is exiting in order to knock them over.
* Knocking down and or killing another player intentionally using your vehicle.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**VDM:** This will result in an 8-hour ban from the server or 2 days in most severe cases. No one should be using their vehicle to kill other players unless it's part of a scene that validates the use of this action.
{% endhint %}


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