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Different approach to initiating a traffic stop

Kipila
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When we close distance to car ahead (without marking it with LShift yet), and turn on emergency lights (with siren muted), then he pulls over very well (as all traffic do). Unfortunately when we hit then LShift to initiate traffic stop (on a stopped car) than he drive off to struggle to find right spot...

Maybe It would be possible to implement (even as an option) this reverted scenario: First turn on emergency lights, car ahead stops - no changes to code till now. Then hit LShift - LSPDFR should here check speed of marked car - if it's 0 then suspect is considered as stopped and we can approach to them.

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    That's not a good idea. If the car stops in the middle of the road and with your idea the traffic stop is started in the middle of the street.

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