When you are stopped by a law enforcement officer you should:
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Increase your speed to avoid being arrested.
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Decrease your speed as you may be driving too fast.
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Pull off the road to the extreme right.
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Pull off the road to the extreme left.
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Explanation
If you are stopped by a law enforcement officer, safely pull off the roadway to the extreme right and clear of traffic. Stay in the driver’s seat with your hands visible, and be prepared to show your driver’s license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance when asked. If you are stopped at night, reduce your headlights to parking lights and turn on your interior light.
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