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* In ''Film/Revolver1973'', one of the police officers who stumbles across Carlotta's truck at the service station, grabs the bar at the front when Vito drives off. He manages to hold on for a distance along the road before falling off. Later, Vito is concerned bby the lack of concern he felt for the officer's life.

->''"About this time, someone is telling you to get on the plane. 'Get on the plane, get on the plane!' I say 'Fuck you, I'm getting ''in'' the plane! Let UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel get ''on'' the plane! I'll be in here with you folks in uniform. There seems to be less ''wind'' in here!"''

* ''Videogame/TonyHawksUnderground'' gives your skater the ability to skitch off car bumpers [[Film/BackToTheFuture Marty McFly]] style.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Ubersoldier}} 2'', one mission sees you infiltrating a Nazi armored train by clinging on the engine of an Allied aircraft and jumping before landing on the train's back. You ''are '' a SuperSoldier, after all.

* Done with an airplane in ''Film/{{The Mummy|1999}}'', though it probably wasn't moving when they got on it; two people ride on the wings of a two-seater plane. If you look closely they ''are'' tied to it.

* In ''LightNovel/SundayWithoutGod'', CuteGhostGirl Dee is shown riding on top of the group's van in the bonus episode. She may miss having a physical body, but being a ghost does have its advantages.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBadGuys'': The opening chase scene shows many police officers riding on the sides or roofs of their own cars while chasing the gang. Chief Luggins even uses her police baton to hold down the gas pedal so she can climb out her window and grab the gang's car, only to be forced back in to avoid an oncoming bus.

[[folder:Films — Live-Action]]

* Spoofed in ''The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril'' (a TwoFistedTales-homage by Paul Malmont) when Lester Dent (creator of ''Literature/DocSavage'') leaps onto a car's running board and demands to be driven to Chinatown. The car roars off [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome causing Lester to be thrown off onto the street]].

** In the ActionPrologue of ''Film/BlackWidow2021'', Red Guardian gives covering fire against SHIELD agents while lying on the wing of the light aircraft his sleeper cell "family" are using to escape to Cuba. Much as his character is played for laughs [[FormerlyFit later in the film]], the scene shows what he was capable of in his prime.

** In the ActionPrologue of ''Film/BlackWidow2021'', Red Guardian gives covering fire against SHIELD agents by lying on the wing of the light aircraft his sleeper cell "family" are using to escape to Cuba. Much as his character is played for laughs [[FormerlyFit later in the film]], the scene shows what he was capable of in his prime.

* The running board version is seen in ''Film/DocSavageTheManOfBronze'', with Doc pointing dramatically as he stands on the running board (in the rain no less) as the Fabulous Five drive off to take on the villains who've killed Doc's father.

** Skitching is used by Din Djarin in the final episode of ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''. Peli Motto arrives [[FailedASpotCheck in the middle of a battle]] as passenger in a droid-pulled rickshaw. Din shouts at her to get the hell out of there, the clings to the back of the rickshaw as the droid shoots off [[OhCrap as fast as possible to escape a pursuing]] SpiderTank.

** Skitching is used by Din Djarin in the final episode of ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''. Peli Motto arrives [[FailedASpotCheck in the middle of a battle]] as passenger in a droid-pulled rickshaw. Din shouts at her to get the hell out of there, and then jumps on the back of the rickshaw as the droid shoots off [[OhCrap as fast as possible to escape a pursuing]] SpiderTank.

** In the climax of the Season One finale, ''Series/TheMandalorian'' finds himself attacked by a TIE fighter. Having no AntiAir, Din Djarin uses his [[CheckhovsGun newly acquired]] JetPack plus his grapple to leap up onto it and attach a StickyBomb.

* One of the (many, ''many'') fun features in ''VideoGame/BoogieWings''. Your default vehicle is a CoolPlane with a swinging hook attached to it's underbelly, called the Skyhook, and if you lose your plane you're allowed to continue kicking ass on foot. On two-player mode, a player without a plane can leap and grab on the other's skyhook and swing around the place while shooting enemies.

* In one early ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' [[http://dilbert.com/strip/1990-03-19 strip,]] Dilbert is bumped from a fight. When he complains, the airline "accomodates" him by duct-taping him to the wing of the plane.

* ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'' absolutely ''loves'' this trope. Cars, planes, missiles, trains, Bayonetta rides 'em all. The second game even begins with Bayonetta fighting angels atop a jet fighter.

* Robin (Tim) one rode on the outside of a car "borrowed" by Franchise/{{Batman}} in order to [[HighSpeedHijack leap from it onto the Batmobile and steal it back]]. He has to spend some time on the outside of the Batmobile too and is concerned the thief will discover the features Bruce installed in the car knock off, zap or trap anyone clinging to the vehicle.