Well, that's a valid hypothesis, however it's also equally valid that a cager can display a hostile act by "playing chicken" with a smaller MC. I've experienced that just the other day when merging onto a the freeway from a cloverleaf curve when some ******* in the slow lane rather than adjusting his speed to allow me to ingress, "stepped on the gas" to close the gap as I was attempting to merge. I was clearly in his view in that situation since I was actually ahead of him as I started my transition onto the freeway. He didn't even attempt exit as he squeezed me onto the emergency lane. Who's to say that could not also be a possibility here when Cruz and Lien bumped heads?
Sorry, you need to go back and learn the rules (and courtesies) of the road.
You, as the entering driver/rider have the
obligation to yield to traffic already on that roadway, regardless of what they are doing. The driver already in the road has no obligation whatsoever to yield or adjust to accommodate you or your entry. Their job is to maintain steady course and speed (as much as practical) so that you can then adjust yours to perform the merge. When people do such silly crap as slow down for entering traffic it is what
causes huge traffic delays and tie ups at every exit ramp of limited access highways, all because people do not understand what they are supposed to do.
Inability to merge with other traffic is why our interstates are in a continuous state of total chaos. Nobody, including slower traffic or tractor trailer trucks, who
should be driving in the slow lane, will drive in the rightmost lane because of this fear of having to deal with "merging". This makes them ride in the 2nd lane, even if the right lane is open, and even while traveling at a speeds far less than the average traffic.
Naturally, since the right lane is mostly open that entices the people who want to pass the middle lane turtles to do so on their right, and this causes faster(est) traffic to be present in the right lane where people are attempting to merge.
I don't mean to come down hard on you, but you have tripped over one of my biggest traffic pet peeves.