Yesterday after I got off work Sean & I drove to Snowflake to buy a car dolly... this one actually!

He found an incredible deal, so he just couldn't pass it up. Now we both knew there was some storms headed this way, but Sean really wanted to go yesterday. I suggested we drive through Globe, but he really wanted to go the Payson way. From Payson to Heber it looked like this...

We used 4 wheel for awhile. Needless to say.. it took way too long to get there! & it was crazy cause once we hit Snowflake it was clear skies, no rain, & no snow. Wierd. Well, we bought it, & went on our way back through the Sslt River Canyon & Globe to avoid alot of snow.
Now I want you to remember that I was with Sean on this trip. The running lights on the dolly didn't seem to be working, so we only got pulled over twice on the way home. Now I did remind you that I was with Sean, right? He has a giant invisible red flag hanging from his car that says... pull me over! I used to just think it was cause he was a horrible driver, which maybe true, but he still honestly gets pulled over constantly for ridiculous reasons.
The first DPS officer gave us a repair order & basically told us that he didn't ever check to see if they were filled, & just to get it fixed ASAP. After we drove away Sean began to give me the do's & don't of being pulled over. They are as follows:
Do turn the inside lights on. Dont sit in the dark
Do roll your window down. Don't wait for the cop to tap on your window.
Do put your hands on the steering wheel & look forward (they hate it when they can't see what your doing when they walk up)
DONOT ever, ever fiddle around in the glove box or console for your registration or insurance info as the officer is walking up.
Do politely greet the officer as he approaches the vehicle.
Do Not speak unless you are spoken to.
Do not ever lie, if you lie, they know it!
Do be clear & decisive in answering all of the officers questions, if you aren't they may think your on drugs or drunk.
Do immedietly inform the officer of any firearms that are in the vehicle
Do NOT ever get out of the vehicle unless asked by the officer.
Do Not ever argue, you never want an arguement with a poicleman, its just best not to argue.
Do Not ever make loud comments on how they should be pulling over someone else who is speeding by while the officer is back at his squad car looking up your information, they don't like being told what to do.
Do keep your hands out front & in plain view for the officer to see.
Do not put your hands in your pockets at any time
Do NOT make any jokes about his hat or the size of his gun.
And last but not least... do NOT peel out as your leave the scene.
I hope you have enjoyed these little nuggets of wisdom from a seasoned veteran. Have a wonderful day :)