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At night, a police car's lights flash behind you. You pull over and stop. What should you do next?
Blue A and a police vehicle are stopped on the shoulder at night. The police warning lights flash, and the officer is approaching.
Correct answer: Stay in the car, turn on the inside light, and keep your hands on the wheel
Why
Pull over as far out of the traffic lane as you safely can. Officers usually ask for your documents first and explain the reason for the stop after that. Hand over the documents calmly when asked; a calm, courteous stop is quicker and safer for everyone.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Stops by law enforcement · p. 43
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