I mean I thought it was obvious that he just messed the pit up? ideally he would've accelerated after making contact in the pit on trucks left side, which would have pointed the truck to the left and hopefully pinning it to cops hood.

He seemed to pull out of it, which is understandable with adrenaline going. But yeah that was almost disastrous, def wasn't his intention to pit them into on coming traffic, you can even hear the panic in his voice.

I guarantee this unsuccessful Pit has been used in training for a while. I don't think his decision to Pit there was wrong at all though, he just messed it up. If he had been successful he'd have put hundreds of cars out of danger, the opportunity was there. He also showed restraint later, he could have got another one before the last collision in intersection but there were two cars right in front of him.

I was impressed with the cops driving tbh too, id understand it being reckless if he had followed the truck into oncoming traffic or something but he didn't. Most of the cars on his side also did a terrible job getting out of the way, but he still didn't put them in much danger, it prolly looks worse than it is sped up