Avoid License Suspension: What to Do When Pulled Over

Avoid License Suspension: What to Do When Pulled Over
Ways Your License Could Get Suspended & What to Do When You Get Pulled Over"
In today’s video, we’re covering crucial information every driver needs to know to keep their license safe and handle traffic stops confidently.
🚫 License Suspension Triggers: Discover the common reasons your driver’s license could be suspended, from accumulating too many points to serious offenses like DUI and reckless driving. We’ll break down the rules and regulations to help you stay on the right side of the law.
🚔 Handling a Traffic Stop: Feeling nervous about being pulled over? We’ve got you covered with a step-by-step guide on what to do when you get pulled over. Learn how to stay calm, what documents to provide, and how to communicate with law enforcement effectively.
👍 Subscribe to Driving TV: If you find this video helpful, don’t forget to hit the like button and subscribe for more tips on safe driving and passing your DMV test with confidence!
Stay tuned and drive safe!

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[@viridianite]

It's nice to put a face to the voice-over in the other videos haha. Thanks a lot for all the videos, they've been immensely helpful!

[@DrivingTV1111]

Glad you find them helpful 🥰

[@Balsadeep]

This may sound a little dumb, but what do we actually do in emergency situations like crashes and even other issues with car problems like brakes failing. Thank you!

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[@Ms._America_]

What if the driver has a medical condition that requires them to take a prescription medication to help their health regardless of their age?

[@DrivingTV1111]

If you have a medical condition that needs prescription meds, talk to your doctor about how it might affect your driving. Read the medication warnings to see if it impacts your alertness. You might need to let the DMV know. Driving under the influence of meds that impair you can be illegal. Check in with your doctor regularly about how your condition affects you. If driving isn’t safe, consider using other ways of transportation. Your safety and others are crucial, so stay informed and take precautions. Hope that helps.

[@Ms._America_]

@@DrivingTV1111 thanks, I’m fortunate to not need prescription medications, I was just curious.

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