Thunder Road: Vendetta

No. You can assign a die to coast only when you have no operable cars left to move; a car can coast at most twice per round. (Rulebook, p. 8)

You must use all your moves unless an effect makes you lose them, and cars normally move only into one of the three spaces in their front arc. Entering mud costs 2 moves, though you may enter it with only 1 move left. (Rulebook, pp. 7, 9)

Normally, no: entering another road vehicle’s space ends your remaining movement and triggers a slam. Drift lets you pass through the first such space this turn, but ending in a vehicle’s space still causes a slam. (Rulebook, pp. 8–9)

You may pass through a chopper’s space, but a car that ends its turn there is eliminated—even if the chopper is yours. Check this at the end of the turn, including if the car landed there because of a slam or damage. (Rulebook, pp. 6–7, 11)

No shooting happens in the first round; guns come online in the second. You can’t shoot choppers, but you can target road vehicles—including your own cars and wrecks—in the shooter’s front arc. (Rulebook, p. 10)

No. A car with one damage remains operable; after it receives and resolves a second damage token, it becomes inoperable and can’t move or shoot. Repair removes one damage token, making an inoperable car operable again. (Rulebook, pp. 6, 8, 12)