Dealing appropriately with police

When pulled over by police, where is a safe place to park and talk with the officer?

• On the shoulder of the road away from passing cars.

• In a parking lot

• In a well-lit area out of harms way of traffic.

• All of the above

How should you act when pulled over?

• Lean over and get something from under the seat

• Get out of car and approach the police officer

• Sit calmly with hands visible on steering wheel.

• Run

Which one of these things should NOT be done if you are pulled over

• Answer all questions respectfully

• Ask passengers to be quiet and keep hands visible

• Turn radio off

• Tell the officer a lot of unecessary information that they did not ask for

When should you get out of the car?

• Whenever I want to. It's a free country.

• When the officer asks you to exit the vehicle.

• If you need to run to the restroom real quick before the officer talks to you

When pulled over, what will the officer probably think if you suddenly pull your hood up?

• You are trying to keep your head warm

• You are hiding illegal earrings

• You like the game Assassin's Creed

• You are trying to hide your identity

It is best to tell the police officer everything whether they ask you or not?

• True

• False

You should always tell the officer what you are going to do before you do it. Example: My license is in my purse I am going to get it out.

• True

• False

When you sign the ticket.....

• You are admitting you are guilty

• You are not admitting anything

• You should cry

Arguments about the ticket or protests about the situation cannot be solved in the street.

• True

• False

Innocence or guilt can only be determined ​ (a)  

• in court
• by witnesses
• by the officer's opinion
• by arguing in the street