Will driving directly hit the highway for robbery?

This behavior is not recommended, because it does not constitute self-defense, but it will be recognized as intentional injury and will be subject to criminal punishment.

Although the third paragraph of Article 20 of the Criminal Law stipulates: "Taking defensive actions against violent crimes such as assault, murder, robbery, rape and kidnapping that seriously endanger personal safety, resulting in unlawful infringement of human casualties, is not excessive defense and does not bear criminal responsibility.

If the other party determines that it is robbery, the defense is excessive, and there is no need to bear criminal responsibility for hitting people. But,

First, under normal circumstances, it can't be confirmed as robbery during driving. If it isn't, it will bear legal responsibility.

Second, if you drive into it, even if it is robbery, the robbery has not yet started, so you can't apply self-defense.

Third, under very special circumstances, you can directly run into it, such as writing a slogan to rob, or holding a weapon to stop a car, but try to avoid causing casualties and property losses.

So install a tape recorder. Evidence is very important.