Should traffic police set up warning signs when checking cars?

On the highway or in case of serious situation, the traffic police must set up roadblocks and obvious warning signs on the road to check the cars.

Under normal circumstances, as long as you stand on the side of the road in police uniform and show your identification, you can check the car.

1. When the traffic police sends a stop signal, the driver should not press the brake pedal to the bottom or slam the steering wheel under any circumstances, but should immediately reduce the speed, turn on the right turn signal and send a signal to the normal driving vehicle behind him. In the parking position designated by the traffic police, stop smoothly on the right according to the regulations. For example, at night, traffic police usually use light signals to assist in command. Drivers should pay attention to observation and stop in time.

2. After parking, the driver should turn off the ignition switch, carry the vehicle-mounted certificate, get off the bus immediately and accept the traffic police inspection. When talking to the traffic police, it is best to stand at the back of the vehicle so that other drivers can see the parking of the vehicle, which is especially important in the case of poor visibility at night. If it does violate the relevant provisions of the Regulations on Road Traffic Management, it should take the initiative to admit the mistake and accept the punishment made by the traffic police according to the relevant provisions. Don't get too excited, make trouble without reason, expand the situation and cause traffic jams.

3. If the traffic police need to check the vehicle, the driver should actively cooperate, such as opening the door and trunk, and accompany the traffic police to check.

4. If the driver refuses to accept the punishment of the traffic police and can't quarrel with the traffic police on the spot, he should lodge a complaint in accordance with the relevant prescribed procedures.

5. In the process of parking for inspection, drivers can complain to their public security traffic management departments if they encounter illegal and disciplinary incidents such as individual traffic police taking advantage of their powers to ask for property from drivers, or the traffic police failing to issue receipts, detain driver's licenses or issue withholding certificates after fines.