In the event you get pulled over for a traffic stop, describe the situation from the
police officer's perspective and list at least two additional things you should do to
make the traffic stop go smoothly.

In the event I get pulled over for a traffic stop, the situation can turn precarious if I don’t obey the laws of the land. The situation from the officer’s perspective is as follows-

Explanation:

The law officer has probably found me guilty of violating the traffic law on some counts. Hence, he has pulled me over. He expects me to cooperate with him in the formalities lest he needs to get me busted. Moreover, he would be keeping a keen watch on my actions and behaviour to read my intentions.

As soon as I am pulled over for a traffic stop I should-

1.Since I am in traffic, I should not ram my brakes hard amidst the traffic thus creating chaos. Rather I should slow down my vehicle and simultaneously turn on my indicator signal to signify my willingness to turn.

2.Either I should pull my car to either of the sides or gently drive to any of the near bylanes.

3.I must stay calm. Anxiety signals bad intentions. I would turn my engines off and lower the driver side window to let the officer approach me. However, I should desist from getting out of my car unless he asks me specifically to do so.

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