Keep yourhands visible –Place yourhands on thesteering wheel.Remain seatedand calm –Avoid makingsuddenmovements.Slow downgradually –Don’t slam onthe brakes;ease to a stop.Tell the officerwhat you’re doing– If you need toreach for yourdocuments, letthem know.Don’t fumblefor documents– Have themeasilyaccessible.Don’t makeaggressivegestures – Keepyour demeanorrespectful to avoidescalating thesituation.Wait for theofficer toapproach – Letthem initiate theconversation.Provide requesteddocuments –When the officerasks, give yourdriver’s license,registration, andinsurance card.Don’t makeexcuses or lie– Be honest ifyou're in thewrong.Turn off yourengine –This signalsyou're not athreat.Don’t argueimmediately – Ifyou're given areason for beingstopped, remainquiet until asked.Acknowledgethe officer – Puton your hazardlights to showyou've seenthem.Don’t argueabout the ticketon the spot – Ifyou feel the stopis unjust, contestit later in court.Signal and pullover safely –Move to the rightside of the roadand find a safeplace to stop.If you’re given aticket – Acceptit withoutargument. Youcan contest it incourt later.Stay calm –Take a deepbreath toremaincomposedIf you're unsure,ask for clarification– If you don’tunderstand theofficer’s request,politely ask.Don’t makeaggressivegestures – Keepyour demeanorrespectful to avoidescalating thesituation.Roll down thewindow – Thislets the officercommunicatewith you clearly.Drive safely whenyou're allowed toleave – Wait forthe officer to tellyou it's okay to go,then drivecarefully.Be polite andrespectful –Greet theofficer calmlyand avoid beingdefensive.Stay inside thecar – Unlessinstructedotherwise, don’texit yourvehicle.Avoid suddenmovements –Keep yourhands visibleat all times.Comply with theofficer’squestions – Ifthey ask,answer honestlyand respectfully.Keep yourhands visible –Place yourhands on thesteering wheel.Remain seatedand calm –Avoid makingsuddenmovements.Slow downgradually –Don’t slam onthe brakes;ease to a stop.Tell the officerwhat you’re doing– If you need toreach for yourdocuments, letthem know.Don’t fumblefor documents– Have themeasilyaccessible.Don’t makeaggressivegestures – Keepyour demeanorrespectful to avoidescalating thesituation.Wait for theofficer toapproach – Letthem initiate theconversation.Provide requesteddocuments –When the officerasks, give yourdriver’s license,registration, andinsurance card.Don’t makeexcuses or lie– Be honest ifyou're in thewrong.Turn off yourengine –This signalsyou're not athreat.Don’t argueimmediately – Ifyou're given areason for beingstopped, remainquiet until asked.Acknowledgethe officer – Puton your hazardlights to showyou've seenthem.Don’t argueabout the ticketon the spot – Ifyou feel the stopis unjust, contestit later in court.Signal and pullover safely –Move to the rightside of the roadand find a safeplace to stop.If you’re given aticket – Acceptit withoutargument. Youcan contest it incourt later.Stay calm –Take a deepbreath toremaincomposedIf you're unsure,ask for clarification– If you don’tunderstand theofficer’s request,politely ask.Don’t makeaggressivegestures – Keepyour demeanorrespectful to avoidescalating thesituation.Roll down thewindow – Thislets the officercommunicatewith you clearly.Drive safely whenyou're allowed toleave – Wait forthe officer to tellyou it's okay to go,then drivecarefully.Be polite andrespectful –Greet theofficer calmlyand avoid beingdefensive.Stay inside thecar – Unlessinstructedotherwise, don’texit yourvehicle.Avoid suddenmovements –Keep yourhands visibleat all times.Comply with theofficer’squestions – Ifthey ask,answer honestlyand respectfully.

What to do when pulled over - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Keep your hands visible – Place your hands on the steering wheel.
  2. Remain seated and calm – Avoid making sudden movements.
  3. Slow down gradually – Don’t slam on the brakes; ease to a stop.
  4. Tell the officer what you’re doing – If you need to reach for your documents, let them know.
  5. Don’t fumble for documents – Have them easily accessible.
  6. Don’t make aggressive gestures – Keep your demeanor respectful to avoid escalating the situation.
  7. Wait for the officer to approach – Let them initiate the conversation.
  8. Provide requested documents – When the officer asks, give your driver’s license, registration, and insurance card.
  9. Don’t make excuses or lie – Be honest if you're in the wrong.
  10. Turn off your engine – This signals you're not a threat.
  11. Don’t argue immediately – If you're given a reason for being stopped, remain quiet until asked.
  12. Acknowledge the officer – Put on your hazard lights to show you've seen them.
  13. Don’t argue about the ticket on the spot – If you feel the stop is unjust, contest it later in court.
  14. Signal and pull over safely – Move to the right side of the road and find a safe place to stop.
  15. If you’re given a ticket – Accept it without argument. You can contest it in court later.
  16. Stay calm – Take a deep breath to remain composed
  17. If you're unsure, ask for clarification – If you don’t understand the officer’s request, politely ask.
  18. Don’t make aggressive gestures – Keep your demeanor respectful to avoid escalating the situation.
  19. Roll down the window – This lets the officer communicate with you clearly.
  20. Drive safely when you're allowed to leave – Wait for the officer to tell you it's okay to go, then drive carefully.
  21. Be polite and respectful – Greet the officer calmly and avoid being defensive.
  22. Stay inside the car – Unless instructed otherwise, don’t exit your vehicle.
  23. Avoid sudden movements – Keep your hands visible at all times.
  24. Comply with the officer’s questions – If they ask, answer honestly and respectfully.