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Georgia Class C Knowledge Practice Test
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You have stopped for a police officer. Your license is in a bag and your vehicle documents are in the glove compartment. What should you do before reaching for them?
Correct answer: Keep your hands visible and tell the officer where they are.
Why
Keep your hands on the steering wheel or in a visible location. Wait for the officer’s instructions before reaching for your license or vehicle documents. If they are out of reach, explain where they are and wait for acknowledgement before retrieving them. Stay in the vehicle unless directed to exit.
Verified against Georgia DDS Driver's Manual · Keeping your hands visible during a police stop · p. 5
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