I can't seem to drive this vehicle when it is locked. I have tried holding E when i am by the driver's door but i just go into the gunner seat.
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It must be "owned" by someone on your team already. I believe if they die then you'd be able to unlock it. I assume it is set up this way so teammates don't accidentally steal each others vehicles when they run into control points.
answered Jul 31, 2017 at 14:58
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