Arcee's gotten a few interested looks and questions from human passersby, so it doesn't seem too far out of line. Unfortunately, she hasn't been the best at coming up with ready, believable answers -- when she'd first started venturing into the city with her avatar, she hadn't given the persona much thought, but sooner or later she'd realized that she needed a cover story. At least a vague one.

She'd pored over her research from the human data networks and cobbled together a bit of a backstory, so to speak, in case any of her dealings with humans required she give any personal details. She'd chosen familiar elements to her human backstory, things she could connect with. At least their law enforcement structure bears some similarity to that of pre-war Cybertron.

"I was in the force," she says, quite believably. It's been a long time since Arcee was actually a cop, but she's never really forgotten that. The avatar doesn't quite dismount, just looking over at the woman questioning her. "You get pretty good at navigating around tight corners when you spend a lot of time chasing down criminals."

Arcee's filtered through dozens, maybe hundreds of human vids about police activity. Some of them seem dramatized, but it's honestly hard to tell. Either way, human police chases on motorcycle are totally a thing that happens all the time. Right? Right.