M.A.P. 60 CHALLENGE
FREE LESSON • 01

When the Blue Lights Come On

Know what to do
before the stop.

Watch. Choose. Learn. Practice. A free, self-paced introduction you can complete on your phone.

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Start here · about 5–8 minutes

Welcome to the M.A.P. method

Imagine blue lights appearing in your rearview mirror. What do you do next? This short lesson lets you practice your response—without needing an instructor or a payment.

M
Manage the MomentPrepare to communicate clearly and avoid unnecessary escalation.
A
Assert Your RightsLearn how to communicate your rights respectfully.
P
Preserve Yourself & the RecordPrioritize safety, remember details, and document concerns afterward.

Watch · Shawn is your virtual guide

Shawn explains Lesson 1

Watch the completed 1-minute, 48-second introduction to Manage the Moment.

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Prefer reading? Open the lesson summary

Signal and stop when safe. Once stopped, secure the vehicle, make your hands visible, explain where your documents are before reaching, and follow lawful directions. Staying calm does not mean surrendering rights. Laws differ by location, and officers must also act appropriately.

Practice · Scenario 1 of 2

Blue lights behind you

It's evening. You're driving on a busy street and notice an officer's emergency lights behind your car. What is the best *first* response?

Illustrative scenario; obey applicable local rules and an officer's lawful traffic direction.

Practice · Scenario 2 of 2

Your registration is in the glove box

The officer asks to see your license and registration. Your license is in your wallet; the registration is in the glove compartment. What should you do?

Finish · 3-question knowledge check

What would you do?

Choose one answer for each question. You can change your answers before selecting Check my answers.

1. What does M stand for in M.A.P.?
2. When you need documents stored out of sight, what's a sensible approach?
3. Which statement is most accurate?
What's next?

Our proposed full, self-paced M.A.P. course will be $39 after the curriculum, legal review, and enrollment system are completed. Purchasing is not yet available.

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