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So if you want your Vyper or Bike to count as moving Flat Out or using Turbo-Boosters, it has to physically displace a minimum distance.

It occurs to me that a skilled rider, pilot or agile craft could use evasive zig-zag manoeuvres whilst moving at speed so as to gain the benefits of being a difficult target without covering too much ground. Ravenwing units traditionally had a rule similar to this.

So perhaps a model with Skilled Rider, or an aircraft equivalent, or certain evasion-boosting wargear, could choose to be considered as having moved twice as far as it actually has for the purposes of counting as moving Flat Out or activating Turbo-Boosters? With perhaps a stipulation that grounded units must take a Dangerous Terrain test for moving within 3" of terrain, to represent their wider corridor of movement?