What should you do if you see an officer creating a traffic break?

When you see an officer creating a traffic break, the appropriate response is to yield to the officer. This means slowing down and being prepared to stop if necessary. An officer conducting a traffic break is typically doing so to manage traffic flow, respond to an accident, or create a safe environment for emergency responders. Yielding allows the officer to effectively perform their duties and ensures everyone's safety on the road.

Continuing to drive at the same speed or ignoring the officer's signals can lead to dangerous situations, such as collisions or obstructing the officer's work. Driving around the officer is also inappropriate as it could place you and others at risk and may be seen as evading law enforcement. Therefore, yielding to the officer is the correct action to take for both compliance with the law and public safety.