These 11 Things Could Get You Pulled Over (Yes, Even Doing *That*)

Speeding? Absolutely, you know this could easily get you pulled over as well as reckless driving.

Then there are those things that you may not really think of, or figure cops never really pull you over because you didn't put your turn signal on while switching lanes.

And you're probably right. There are plenty of things that police officers probably ignore unless there's something even more significant you're doing that warrants a ticket or at least a warning.

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Something to be very aware of, not only during the winter, but as you're in spring, otherwise known as mud season, are dirty cars.

According to Motor Biscuit, police in every state can pull you over and write you a ticket for having dirty windows and even really dirty headlights and rear lights. This is because a clear and unobstructed view is key to safe driving.

Red and blue lights in your rearview mirror are very possible if law enforcement officials notice everything I mentioned above, including dirty license plates.

I was even pulled over last Summer because my bike rack partially covered my license plate. The officer just gave me a warning, but it was a lesson learned, and he even helped me adjust it.

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It's these random things you may not focus on as much as your speed limit or obeying traffic laws like a full, complete stop at a stop sign, that can definitely grab a cop's attention.

According to the Thiessen Law Firm website, here are eleven unexpected things that can get you pulled over.

• Loud Music
• Honking
• Sketchy Bumper Stickers
• Too Many People Crammed in Your Car
• Driving Too Slowly
• Driving at Odd Hours in Secluded Areas/Looking Suspicious
• Dirty Windows
• Dirty Car Mirrors
• Dirty License Plates
• Dim Headlights
• Partially/Fully Blocked License Plate

Yes! Loud music can be considered noise pollution.

Happy road-tripping and daily driving to you.