Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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At night on a two-lane road, a police car with flashing lights comes up behind you. What should you do?
At night, blue A is still in the eastbound travel lane; police car B approaches behind with flashing lights.
Correct answer: Signal, pull to the right shoulder at a safe spot, and turn on the inside light
Why
These steps show the officer that you are not a threat, so the stop is safe for both of you. Tell the officer where your documents are before you reach for them. If you have a firearm in the car, tell the officer and keep your hands on the wheel. If you do not agree with a ticket, do not argue at the roadside; you can explain in court.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · What to do and expect when stopped by law enforcement · p. 48, 49
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