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An officer signals you to stop at night. You signal, pull to the right side of the road and stop. What should you do next?
A has stopped at the right roadside at night, with a patrol vehicle behind. The question has no interior driver detail.
Correct answer: Turn off the engine, turn on the inside light, and keep your hands on the wheel
Why
Washington law requires you to stop when an officer signals you to stop. The officer can come to either side of the car, so lower that window, and tell the officer at once if there is a weapon in the vehicle. The officer usually asks for your driver license, proof of insurance and registration.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Getting pulled over · p. 180, 181
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