1. Do not answer any questions other than your name and address.


If asked to get out of your car, ask the officer if you are free to leave.

If the answer is yes, leave. If the answer is no, then ask to speak to an attorney before saying or doing anything else.

2. Do not agree to perform roadside tests.
3. Do not agree to have your eyes tested.
4. Do not agree to blow into a handheld breath tester.
5. Do NOT consent to a breath or blood test, if you are asked to take one.
6. Be polite. Produce requested documents.

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