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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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During a traffic stop, your license is in a bag out of reach. What should you do before reaching for it?
Correct answer: Tell the officer where it is and wait for an OK.
Why
Keep your hands visible, explain where the requested document is and wait for the officer’s acknowledgment before reaching. The officer may approach either side of the car. Ask calmly if you need an instruction clarified.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Retrieving documents during a stop · p. 84
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