If you get pulled over in Dallas-Fort Worth, Tx. this week, don't start sweating bullets. Some friendly cop might just want to hand you a present.

A North Texas police department has been rewarding people all week for good driving habits with $10 gift cards, NBC-DFW reports.

Cops scope out drivers in safe zones like school parking lots and drop-off areas, looking for star citizens who've done things like strapped their kid correctly into a car seat, put down their cell phone while driving and obeyed speed limits.

"There's such a high concentration of drivers at pick-up and drop-off times that we can safely approach those vehicles," assistant Prosper police chief Gary McHone told NBC-DFW.

It's a nice way to promote safe driving, but let's just hope they don't give anyone a heart attack in the process.

Update: For those wondering how they're paying for this, McHone told WFAA the cards were purchased using the department's contribution fund and cash raised from community events. 

 Texans reacted to the news today on Twitter:





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