Bruce drove the Batmobile out of Wayne Manor. The roads within Wayne Manor were still fairly clean. After all, it was the private estate of the wealthy Wayne family, and its sanitation and tidiness went without saying. There was barely even any dust. But once he left the boundaries of Wayne Manor, the cleanliness became far less flattering. Gotham City's streets were truly in a league of their own.
The farther they got from Wayne Manor, the more dust, debris, and trash covered the road.
Eventually, as the Batmobile sped over the ground, its tires kicked up billowing clouds of dust behind it. Fortunately, Bruce had anticipated this. With just a few taps on the control panel, a glass canopy rose over the driver's seat. It sealed the smoke and dust outside, keeping Bruce's face from being caked in grime. Bruce continued driving, trailing a thick cloud of dust as he headed toward the location where Jeremiah and the rioters were gathered!
Bruce had long since installed the Super Pulse System in the Batmobile. Its control panel displayed a real-time map of Gotham City detected by the Super Pulse System. After the first few gun shop owners who suffered looting demonstrated the consequences of resistance to their peers, the difficulty of the rioters' plundering dropped considerably. Even the way Bruce and Jeremiah addressed each other had become widely known.
The mob grew larger and larger, and no one was willing to stop them. The private shops that had not purchased insurance naturally would not confront the rioters head-on. In any case, their losses would be compensated by insurance companies.
After a drifting stop, the glass canopy over the Batmobile's cockpit automatically lifted, revealing Batman's face.
As long as there were still people alive in the gun shops, Bruce would not