🚨 WHAT’S A CHP TRAFFIC BREAK? 🚓⬇️ Ever seen a CHP unit weaving side to side across lanes with emergency lights activated on the freeway to slow traffic down and wondered why? Here’s the quick breakdown 👇 A traffic break is used by CHP to: ✔️ Control traffic speed to clear roadway hazards ahead such as debris, stalled vehicles, a crash in lanes, or other hazards ahead ✔️ Assist emergency responders that are working in lanes for their safety ⚖️ THE LAW YOU NEED TO KNOW: • Drivers must remain at

🚓 Traffic Breaks — What You Need to Know 🚓 If you’ve ever seen a CHP patrol vehicle slowly weaving across freeway lanes, you were likely witnessing a traffic break. Officers use this maneuver to gradually slow vehicles behind them when there’s a hazard ahead—such as debris in the roadway, a stalled vehicle, or a collision blocking lanes. During a traffic break, it’s important for drivers to stay behind the patrol vehicle and not attempt to pass. California Vehicle Code requires motorists to re

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