To assist an officer in conducting a traffic break, you should:
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Slow abruptly.
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Accelerate until the patrol vehicle has turned off its emergency lights.
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Activate your emergency flashers to warn other drivers there is a hazard ahead.
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Attempt to drive past the patrol vehicle.
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Explanation
It is important to assist law enforcement in conducting a traffic break to keep the roads safe for everyone. Activating your emergency flashers will help warn other drivers of the potential hazard ahead and can help prevent accidents. Additionally, slowing down gradually and keeping a safe distance from the patrol vehicle ahead of you is important to avoid collisions.
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