SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Stop by Law Enforcement  Best practices:  Do not cross fire hose s A vehicle may not be driven over an unprotected hose of a fire department without the  consent of a department official.  Driving your vehicle over any fire hose is not permissible under Alaska law. Damage or  injury could occur to you, your vehicle or endanger the lives of rescue workers. 13 AAC  02.520 (c) $100 fine, 2 pts.  Several cities have ordinances requiring all motorists, within the sound of a fire signal, to  pull over and stop until the signal stops.  Drivers are required to stop as soon as is practical and in a reasonably safe manner when  signaled to do so by police. AS 28.35.182 If you are contacted by an officer and you have  a deadly weapon concealed on your person, you must notify the officer immediately. AS 11.11.61.220(a)(1)(A) Drivers must have their driver’s license in their possession  AS 28.15.131, proof of insurance AS 28.22.019, proof of current registration AS 28.10.461  and show it to the officer upon request. Proof of insurance may be displayed on a mobile  device.  • If you are being pulled over, signal immediately to show the officer your intentions and pull over to the right as soon as it is safe to do so, even if you are in the left lane of a four-lane roadway. • Try not to stop on a curve, just after the crest of a hill, next to a guardrail, or other location that would make the stop unsafe for you and the officer. • The driver and all passengers should stay in the vehicle. • In times of darkness, turn on interior lights of the vehicle. • Keep your hands visible, such as on the steering wheel. • Prior to retrieving any documents from a wallet, purse, center console, or glove compartment, wait for the officer to ask. • When the stop is complete, the officer will remain in place until you signal and safely reenter the lane of traffic unless they instruct you otherwise.