Can Superman become the Pilot of a vehicle while on click 11?

Follow up question: Because Superman's trait reads "Cannot be moved or placed", can he never leave the vehicle?

Short answer - Yes.
Long answer - Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.

Keep in mind that while he is pilot he is off the map and would be unable to have his dial turned to click 7.

EDIT: now that I reread pilot rules it uses the word 'place' which KC figures cannot do. My answer is no...

Did the WoRF allow this? Based on the criteria of placing the character, I would assume KC cannot drive....

I should have clarified: Can Superman become the Pilot of a vehicle while on click 11?

Follow up question: Because Superman's trait reads "Cannot be moved or placed", can he never leave the vehicle?

I think that the critical phrase is "cannot be placed," while Piloting requires a figure to be placed on the vehicle's card. Looks like a negative to me, at least as long as he is on #11.

EDIT: Dang, multi-snipe.

He can still be a pilot when on click #11.

Based on?

I'm not saying I even disagree, but with something like this (that is not a common ruling or in the rule book etc) I personally try to back it up with other rules rationale.

You guys need to read the WIN more often.

Well if we're being snarky:

No, I'm almost compulsive about reading the E and C thread, they just need to notate changes made to it so people can better keep track of what's new and what's old.

Especially as it grows larger and larger.

Still, good to know there's a rationale. That is, after all, all I was asking for.

I wasn't being snarky. I was being serious. Most of the answers to people's questions are there. What I quoted isn't even new. That clarification has been there for a while, which is why I already knew what the answer to the question was.

I had, actually. When I posted to WIN, my question got kicked back and the only notation was to "See PLACING". Unfortunately, after reading through it I wasn't quite sure where the answer I needed was.

So thank you for clarifying, that helped me out. That's pretty much all I needed.

And on that note, I'm going to lock my own thread, since I got the answer I was looking for.