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An officer signals your vehicle to stop. Once you have pulled over safely, what should you do?
Correct answer: Stay in the vehicle with your hands visible and follow the officer's instructions.
Why
Signal and pull over safely when directed. Stay in the vehicle unless instructed otherwise, keep hands visible and avoid sudden movements. Follow instructions and explain before reaching for a document. At night, use the interior light as appropriate so the officer can see inside.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Cooperating during a traffic stop · p. 65, 66
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