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“It was just instinct,” the pizza guy said of his quick action.

Think twice before leaving your dog in a parked car. It could be illegal in your state, even if it isn't super hot outside.

If you don't know the local laws, you can find yourself in a dangerous situation.

Your radar detector likely won't get in you into trouble with the cops. But there are a few exceptions.

You'll want to know the other government departments that can complete traffic stops, so you don't get surprised.

You could be carrying something a bit illegal in your car if you don't mind your state's knife laws.

And you might have trouble getting it back.

Who can drive in the emergency lane? Is it illegal for cops to use it? What happens if you decide to use it?

Your local police officers need training before they head out and patrol the streets.

Do you ever see police cars getting fuel at a gas station? Where do police officers go when they need gas?

A dash cam can capture the worst, weirdest driving instances for police records and insurance claims.

You may get a DUI or DWI charge for sleeping it off in your ride, even if you didn't drive anywhere.

Keeping a gun in your car may be your right, but it can land you in trouble if you're not careful.

Law enforcement and helicopters go together like peanut butter and jelly.

You might want to think long and hard before you just show up to register your car after a move.

American police cars tend to be American. Go figure.

A dog in a hot car is in a dangerous spot, especially without airflow and water.

Drug dogs aren't as accurate as most think.

The uniformed driver was going triple the speed limit.

Having your car stolen sucks. Use these tips to lessen the chances of thieves taking your ride.