Transcription of When Stopped by Law Enforcement - TxDPS
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when Stopped by Law Enforcement If you are Stopped by law Enforcement it is suggested you: 1. Slow down and move the vehicle safely to the right of the road. 2. Park your vehicle as far to the right of the main traffic lane as possible. If available, park on the right shoulder or, if unavailable, park on a nearby well-lighted side street or parking lot away from high volume traffic. 3. Place the vehicle in a parking position, set the emergency brake, turn the engine off, and activate the hazard warning lights. 4. If at night, turn on the interior dome light. 5. Remain in the car, lower the driver s window if you feel safe to do so. Keep both hands clearly in sight on the steering wheel. Wait for the law Enforcement officer to give you instructions. An officer may approach from either side of the vehicle. 6. Before reaching into your glove box or under the seat to retrieve your proof of insurance or driver s license, inform the officer of where the items are located and follow the officer s directions.
False Identification Offense A person commits an offense if he/she gives a false or fictitious name to a law enforcement officer who has lawfully arrested or detained the person.
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