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A marked police vehicle signals you to pull over. After you stop safely, where should you keep your hands while waiting for instructions?
Correct answer: Clearly visible on the steering wheel.
Why
Signal and pull over safely to the right. Stay in the vehicle unless asked to leave, and keep both hands visible on the steering wheel. If requested documents are in a pocket, glove box, or phone, tell the officer before reaching for them and follow instructions.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Safe response to police stop · p. 24
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