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At night on a two-lane highway, an officer's flashing lights appear behind you and signal you to pull over. Which action is best?
Correct answer: Signal right, stop well onto the right shoulder, and stay inside with your hands in view.
Why
Turning on your right signal tells the officer that you have seen the lights. At night, choose a lighted area such as near streetlights or a service station when one is close. End any phone call, turn off the radio, and if your windows are tinted, roll them down before the officer reaches you.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Enforcement stops · p. 91
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